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Role Summary Plans, designs, develops and tests real time software systems or applications for software enhancements and new cellular radio related products. Key Responsibilities Definition of radio software architectures and development of key features to support radio development. Drive SW development technical issues to closure, support debug … teams, support/chair meetings. Liaison with key Systems/HW/FPGA/BSP/I&V/Test SME's to ensure software architecture can meet market requirements, is implementable within a given timeframe and complies with Mavenir's process and product reuse goals. Drive SW … development technical issues to closure, support debug of SW related technical issues Job Requirements Over 10 years' experience of real time software development preferably within telecoms environment (candidates not from a telecoms background will be considered where they can demonstrate relevance of their experience/skills in other industries more »

business. You will be responsible for defining the solution view for specific problems in the Enterprise. We are ideally looking for Application Architects or Software Solution Architects rather than pure Infrastructure Architects - people who have designed solutions and applications not just the underlying infrastructure, whilst ensuring alignment with the … Architecture Strategy. The role is offered as a remote role with very occasional office meetings, circa once every 2 months, at offices based either in Reading or Exeter (whichever location is best for you). Your role will involve: Defining and owning the solution architectures, including 'as is', 'to … be' and transitional states Collaborating with stakeholders to ensure alignment to the architecture strategy, vision and principles. Communicating solution architectures at the governing architecture review board and addressing any actions. Working with Software Engineering to ensure implementation alignment to the solution. Managing architectural risk and debt at more »