About this role
Need specialist capacity? Secure the right expertise - Need specialist capacity? Secure the right expertise Discuss your needs Telecom Engineer Discipline Responsibilities - You are the owner of the telecom scope for substations: from design to delivery, including vendor selection, interface management, and technical documentation. You design systems such as fiber optic connections, radio systems, and network infrastructure that must operate under extreme offshore conditions. In doing so, you ensure seamless communication between substations, onshore stations, and grid operators. - You work under time pressure, within tight budgets, and according to strict requirements in terms of safety, scalability, and reliability. But that's exactly what you enjoy. Just like us, you thrive on solving complex technical puzzles. Of course, you are technically strong in your field, but you also understand the importance of collaboration. You easily connect with other disciplines such as electrical engineering, automation, and structural engineering, because your designs must integrate seamlessly. You regularly coordinate with suppliers, monitor progress, and ensure everything aligns perfectly. - As a telecom engineer, you will contribute to these projects. You will work in a multidisciplinary project team alongside the Lead Engineer and Project Manager. In addition, you will be part of our telecom team-a group of five specialists who are just as passionate about technology as you are. Requirements - You have a bachelor's or master's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field. - At least 5 years of experience as an engineer in telecom or instrumentation. - You have experience with vendor management and the design of telecom systems. - You are comfortable working in multidisciplinary project teams. - Good command in English, both written and spoken. At STAR, your career is our primary focus. We match you with challenging projects...