2 months ago
Kawasaki, JapanStaff+
Responsibilities
- Support business development by developing IP architectures and solution descriptions for offer submissions.
- Define physical and logical solution architectures, allocate system requirements and functionality, and evaluate alternative solutions.
- Develop system and solution requirements, use cases, acceptance criteria, sequence diagrams, and high-level designs.
- Review HLD, LLD, and interface specifications for technical accuracy.
- Identify technical risks, conduct risk assessments, develop mitigation strategies, and escalate project risk exposure when appropriate.
- Coordinate with project management, technical project management, product lifecycle management, customers, system integrators, design teams, and suppliers.
- Provide technical support and oversight for third-party suppliers and assess their technical progress.
- Ensure solution implementation aligns with requirements, roadmaps, schedules, quality constraints, and customer acceptance criteria.
Requirements
- Master's degree in Engineering and/or 10+ years of experience in the telecom industry working with IP technologies.
- Knowledge of virtualization, SDN, NFV, and related technologies.
- Knowledge of end-to-end mobile solutions, mobile core, packet core, network management systems, and networking concepts.
- Knowledge of scripting, programming languages, and programming techniques.
- Experience selling and delivering datacenter, carrier network, and related solutions.
- Strong experience designing networking equipment and carrier, SDN, and NFV solutions.
- Strong Linux/Unix shell and datacenter networking knowledge.
- Nokia SRA/Virtuoso, Cisco CCIE, Juniper JNCIE, or equivalent certification is a plus.
- Native-level written and verbal Japanese and fluent written and verbal English.
Tech Stack
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About Infinera
Infinera builds optical networking systems and coherent optical engines, plus automation software and services, for telecom carriers, cloud and data center operators, cable/MSOs, and enterprises. The company designs and manufactures advanced optical semiconductors and pluggable modules for metro, long‑haul, and submarine transport networks. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Infinera is now part of Nokia after operating as a NASDAQ‑listed public company.