Ericsson Job Vacancy For Solution Architect

We are now looking for a Solution Architect, who will be responsible for analyzing, designing and developing commercially viable end-to-end technical solutions for the customers. In this role, you will also be accountable for providing profitable business for Ericsson by translating customer needs, and technology opportunities into detailed technical offering, solutions and proposals.

Responsibilities

• Scope, define and design solution offerings; driving end-to-end technical solutions
• Analyze customer technology, define business requirements and participate in risk analysis
• Work with core team on list of potential activities and solutions
• Develop technical presentations and proposals, and perform customer presentations
• Support deployment of solution
• Provide feedback to Research & Development
• Participate in knowledge transfer, documentation and information sharing
• Stay abreast of on new technology/technical areas and share information about solution to enable customer competence build

Key Qualifications

• Education: Min B.Sc. Computer Engineering
• Minimum 7 years of experience in Projects with local Telco accounts is preferred
• Domain experience:area of expertise – (Strong Charging System Solution Architect with Solution Integration experience in Charging System, Ericsson Multi Activation, Ericsson Multi Mediation, Catalog Manager. CBiO, BSCS)
• Experience from work as an Integration Engineer, Software Developer and taking Solution Architect Roles

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