Design Rogers 911 network architecture in Montreal, using Canadian emergency services expertise and NG9-1-1 knowledge onsite. Support connectivity serving Canadians.
This senior telecommunications role belongs to Rogers Regulatory Services team. You will maintain emergency and regulatory services across wireline and wireless networks, while contributing to architecture, technology, and policy decisions. The work requires SIP, Vo IP, IP protocols, and analytical troubleshooting expertise.
Key Responsibilities: Engineer and develop Rogers 911 network architecture
Maintain emergency service access for Canadian organizations
Support Emergency Services SBC/IBCF engineering and development
Present 911 performance statistics and technical business impacts
Provide required on-call support during emergencies and outages
Requirements: Expert knowledge of Canadian 911 service architecture
In-depth knowledge of NENA i3 NG9-1-1 architecture
Five to ten years of telecommunications experience
Experience with SIP, Vo IP, and IP protocols
Proven analytical, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills
Bring senior network architecture, emergency services, and technical communication expertise to Rogers Regulatory Services in Montreal.