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Network Technologies (Preferred): Familiarity with LTE, CDMA, Bluetooth, and WiFi protocols. Network Technologies (Preferred): Familiarity with LTE, CDMA, Bluetooth, and WiFi protocols. Android Debug Bridge (ADB): Knowledge of ADB commands for device interaction.
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Network Technologies (Preferred): Familiarity with LTE, CDMA, Bluetooth, and. Must be familiar with Android (including adb) and iOS. Basic understanding of 4G and 5G technologies. Cellular Network Testing: Experience performing Calls, Mobile Data, and Battery.
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Senior WiFi Engineer - This Person Must Sit Onsite, from Day 1 of the Assignment - Contract Position
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Background in working with cellular devices and LTE technology. Performance Testing with isolation Chamber and OTA experience. Background in working with cellular devices and LTE technology. Experience with broadband product test including DOCSIS, cable modem standards, digital voice and other.
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Familiarity with basic L2/L3 networking concepts, and embedded LTE modems. This convenient, eco-friendly alternative to driving has the potential to make streets safer and cities more livable.
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Hands on testing experience for EMC/EMI/RF regulatory compliance including FCC/ISED, supporting applications like BT, WLAN/Wi-Fi, NFC, 802.11, LTE. Hands on testing experience for EMC/EMI/RF regulatory compliance including FCC/ISED, supporting applications like BT, WLAN/Wi-Fi, NFC, 802.11, LTE.
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0-5+ years’ experience in design of CMOS RFIC for 2G/3G/4G mobile handsets (e.g. GSM, CDMA, GPRS, UMTS, and LTE), with proven success in mass production. Experience in PCB layout and/or IC package design is a plus.
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