4 days ago
Seoul, Korea, SouthSenior
Responsibilities
- Develop 4G/5G packet core products, including SMF/GW-C.
- Perform requirements analysis, system design, architecture design, software design, integration, verification, documentation, and product lifecycle management support.
- Collaborate in a cross-functional team spanning system management, software design, function testing, and system testing.
- Drive product and process improvements, maintain long-term architectural vision, and identify innovation opportunities.
- Assess release readiness, identify weaknesses, and improve product quality.
- Build technical competence in packet core and cloud-native domains and use AI-assisted development tools to improve efficiency and code quality.
Requirements
- Related BSc/MSc degree or equivalent level in Computer Science, Engineering, Information and Communication Engineering, or a related field.
- At least 3 years of development experience in the packet core domain.
- Knowledge of packet core products and solutions, 3GPP standards, cloud concepts, Kubernetes, containers, orchestration, cloud networking, HTTP(S), TCP/IP, and other relevant internet protocols.
- Experience with software development and product lifecycle management processes.
- Knowledge sharing, collaboration, presentation, and good written and verbal English communication skills.
- Familiarity with modern AI-assisted software development workflows and tools is preferred.
Benefits
- Opportunity to work on challenging 4G/5G packet core products at Ericsson.
- Inclusive and diverse work environment with opportunities for collaboration, innovation, and professional development.
- Location: Seoul, Korea (the Republic of).
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About Ericsson
Ericsson is a publicly traded telecommunications vendor that builds mobile network infrastructure (RAN, core, OSS/BSS), cloud platforms, and managed services for communications providers and enterprises. Founded in 1876 and headquartered in Kista, Stockholm, it supplies 5G systems to operators worldwide and owns Vonage, expanding network APIs and enterprise communications offerings.