2 of 2 Part-Time Cloud Native Jobs in the Thames Valley

to-end wireless solutions that enable scalable, flexible, and interoperable next-generation networks. You will play a critical role in designing, validating, and guiding the deployment of disaggregated and cloud-native RAN systems across diverse deployment scenarios. Scope Architect and design advanced wireless network solutions with a focus on Open RAN, 5G Standalone (SA), and virtualised RAN systems. … Define system architecture for multi-vendor, cloud-native RAN infrastructure, including RU/DU/CU components. Evaluate solutions for fronthaul, midhaul, and backhaul interfaces, with a particular focus on O-RAN Split 7.2x. Lead end-to-end solution design, integration, and validation of vRAN/xRAN technologies within both private and public 5G deployments. Collaborate with internal … enable efficient deployment and long-term maintainability. Role Expertise In-depth knowledge of wireless network architecture, particularly 5G SA, Open RAN, and vRAN/xRAN technologies. Strong expertise in cloud-native networking, virtualisation, and multi-vendor RAN deployments. Proven ability to design and integrate RU/DU/CU components within open and standardised frameworks. Proficiency in evaluating More ❯

role focused on designing and delivering next-generation wireless networks using Open RAN, 5G Standalone (SA), and virtualised RAN (vRAN/xRAN) technologies. Youll lead the architecture of scalable, cloud-native RAN systems across diverse deployment scenarios, working with multi-vendor components and cutting-edge frameworks like O-RAN Split 7.2x. From RF planning and system modelling to … designs with business goals Delivering secure, scalable, and interoperable network solutions that meet performance and compliance standards What you'll bring: Deep expertise in 5G SA, Open RAN, and cloud-native RAN architecture Hands-on experience with Kubernetes, Docker, CNFs, and orchestration tools (Linux, Python, Ansible) Strong understanding of RF principles, Massive MIMO, beamforming, and network slicing Proven More ❯