Telecommunications Engineering Professionals worked in most parts of Australia, with New South Wales and Victoria having large shares of professionals. Moderate growth is projected in the future. They primarily work in Professional, Scientific and Technical Services; Media and Telecommunications, and Public Information and Safety industries.
Full-time work is common. Telecommunications Engineers Professionals are required to have a bachelor's degree, years of relevant experience, and relevant vendor certification.
Telecommunications Engineer
ANZSCO ID 263311
Job Description
Design voice, video and data communication systems such as wireless telephony services, radio and satellite communications and internet and broadband technologies
Telecommunications Network Engineer
ANZSCO ID 263312
Job Description
Build and monitor complex telecommunication networks and broadcasting equipment.
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