Telecommunications Mock-up Installation and Maintenance Support

Capgemini·Madrid, Spain

What they ask for

Have the right to work in Spain
No sponsorship mentioned, and this kind of work is rarely sponsored in Spain.
Speak fluent Spanish
Listed as a requirement in the ad.
Work on-site in Madrid
No relocation package mentioned.

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Work on-site at the mockup and laboratory of an ISP located in the Embajadores area of Madrid
Perform physical installations of communications and networking equipment.
Execute tasks related to electrical, structured, and fiber optic cabling.
Assemble, connect, and verify laboratory infrastructures for testing and validation.
Perform initial configurations of network and communications equipment.
Participate in the integration of Cisco, Juniper, Aruba, and other vendor platforms.
Verify AC/DC power supply and perform electrical measurements during installations.
Run tests on structured cabling and fiber optic links.
Collaborate on technical validation and troubleshooting activities for network infrastructures.
Provide support for the various technological projects developed within the operator's laboratory.

Experience in installation and commissioning of communications equipment in laboratory or production environments
Experience with AC and DC installations, cabling, and equipment power supply
Demonstrable knowledge in installing communications and networking equipment.
Experience with structured cabling, manufacturing UTP patch cords, handling fiber optics and connectivity.
Ability to perform initial configurations and access network equipment.
Knowledge of platforms Cisco IOS, IOS-XR, IOS-XE, SD-WAN, Cisco Meraki, Juniper JunOS (MX and SRX), HP Aruba, Dell and HP.
Experience with Ethernet, POS, and DSL access technologies.
Knowledge of fiber optics, fiber types, and optical transceivers.
Experience using certification and measurement tools for structured cabling and fiber optics.
Routing knowledge: BGP, ISIS, static routes, among others.
Solid knowledge of the TCP/IP protocol stack.
Security and authentication knowledge: LDAP, Radius, Tacacs, and Active Directory.
Regular use of Windows, Unix, and Linux environments.