Job Summary
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Performance-related pay
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Global presence across 22 countries; opportunities to work where we do business.
Purchased annual leave scheme
Additional Telstra day off
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Toolkit provided (laptop + mobile phone + plan paid for)
The Marine Network Senior Engineer shall have extensive industry experience on all technical matters around submarine cable operations and maintenance and shall have a minimum of 5 years in the submarine cable industry. The role shall be considered a subject matter expert in various aspects of O&M not limited to: leading and making sound decisions in difficult and complex situations throughout the course of an operation, provide recommendation on effective cable protection solutions post repair, pursue cable damage claim, ability to work effectively with system supplier, ship operators, vendors, authorities, other industry seabed users, etc. The incumbent shall have previously demonstrated an ability to challenge and overrule System Suppliers on complex matters.
What you’ll do
In the event of any fault located anywhere within a Cable System, the Marine Network Senior Engineer shall determine the fault location where the System NOC/Landing Party is unable to, but otherwise signing off a proposed fault location prior to mobilisation of repair assets.
Whilst the System NOC may seek System Supplier guidance, the Network Senior Engineer's role is to validate this, being an industry expert, and challenge the System Supplier as required. Ideally having acquired past field working experience and knowledge.
Take a long-term view of holistic O&M applicable to Cable Systems, making proactive recommendations as necessary to minimise future downtime and outage.
Review all proposed new-built cable crossings and assess using GIS tools whether acceptable in consideration of the ease of long-term maintenance of our subsea cable. To maintain a crossing matrix table to track the status of all cable crossings, update and maintain RPL records after completion of crossings.
Planning and controlling marine repairs, liaison with agents in relation to Guard Boat deployments and all local / regional authorities, deployment, and control of AIS (Asset Identification System), training of NOC and Field staff in use of AIS.
Ensure subsea network assets are deployed in a timely and effective way, and that all designs comply with customer, technical, regulatory, and financial requirements.
Participate in continuous improvement initiatives and the development of subsea practice standards, by contributing to process and/or methodology improvements to enhance the productivity and quality of maintenance work.
About You
We're looking for someone who has experience/skills in…
Appropriate Technical Certification and/or Engineering qualifications.
Established experience with marine operations and maintenance.
Ability to meet physical and functional certification for Telstra onboard ship representation.
Coordinator of cable repair ships, cable stations and NOC during cable or repeater repairs.
Experience in assessing MOP’s (Method Of Procedure) prepared by ship operators for marine operations.
Experience and/or understanding in the following: Digital Coherent Optical TechnologyCOTDR (Coherent Optical Time Domain Reflectometer) Testing and InterpretationTDR (Time Domain Reflectometer) Testing and InterpretationDWDM
Interest and aptitude with subsea cable Operation and Maintenance.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Outstanding communication skills and, can collaborate and influence.
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When you join our team, you become part of a welcoming and inclusive community where everyone is respected, valued and celebrated. We actively seek individuals from various backgrounds, ethnicities, genders and disabilities because we know that diversity not only strengthens our team but also enriches our work. We have zero tolerance for harassment of any kind, and we prioritise creating a workplace culture where everyone is safe and can thrive.
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What We Do
We believe it’s people who give purpose to our technology. So we’re committed to staying close to our customers and providing them the best experience. And delivering the best tech. On the best network. Because our purpose is to build a connected future so everyone can thrive. We build technology and content solutions that are simple and easy to use, including Australia’s largest and fastest national mobile network. That’s why we strive to serve and know our customers better than anyone else – offering a choice of not just digital connection, but digital content as well. And that’s why we have an international presence spanning 15 countries, including China. In the 21st century, opportunity belongs to connected businesses, governments, communities and individuals. As Australia’s leading telecommunications and information services company, Telstra is proud to be helping our customers improve the ways in which they live and work through connection.
