Telecommunications

The gross salary range for people working in New Zealand in Telecommunications is typically from 4,303 NZD (minimum salary) to 12,760 NZD (highest average, actual maximum salary is higher).

This is the total monthly salary including bonuses. Salaries can vary drastically among different job positions. If you are interested in the salary of a particular job, please choose it from the list.

List of positions in the Telecommunications category and their job descriptions

Data Station Testing Specialist

• Analyzing and complex testing of products with focus on DSL, Active Ethernet, GPON, VoIP and routre technologies.
• Cooperating on projects.
• Preparing and coordinating of technical designs for pilot operation of new technologies, product innovations and company solutions.
• Processing technical specifications for acquiring and innovation of products.

4,333 - 13,341 NZD

Fitter/Assembler

• Assembling and fitting telecommunications equipment and systems according to specifications and technical drawings.
• Installing and connecting wiring, cables, and components to ensure proper functionality of systems.
• Conducting quality checks and testing of assembled products to ensure compliance with industry standards.
• Troubleshooting and resolving issues related to equipment installation and performance.
• Collaborating with team members and engineers to optimize assembly processes and improve efficiency.
• Maintaining a clean and organized work environment to ensure safety and productivity.
• Documenting assembly processes and maintaining accurate records of materials and components used.
• Adhering to safety protocols and guidelines while working with tools and equipment.
• Participating in training and development programs to enhance skills and knowledge in telecommunications technologies.
• Providing support during system upgrades and maintenance activities as required.

3,046 - 8,749 NZD

ICT Specialist

• Installing, configuring and launching components (HW and SW) ICT solutions and services, including pilot operation.
• Removing defects of 2nd level, including supporting executive components (NW and IT) at localization and removing of defects.
• Executing system configurations ICT solutions and services.
• Managing safety elements ICT solutions and services.
• Communicating with technical support of suppliers, customers and getting involved in acceptation tests.
• Getting involved in developing ICT services and solutions at putting them in operation.

4,194 - 13,292 NZD

Mobile Network Development Specialist

• Develop and optimize mobile network infrastructure to enhance performance and coverage.
• Collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and implement network solutions that meet business requirements.
• Conduct site surveys and assessments to identify opportunities for network expansion and improvement.
• Analyze network performance data and generate reports to inform strategic decisions.
• Ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations in all network development activities.
• Coordinate with vendors and service providers to procure necessary equipment and services.
• Troubleshoot and resolve network issues in a timely manner to minimize downtime.
• Participate in the planning and execution of network deployment projects, ensuring timely delivery.
• Stay updated on emerging technologies and trends in mobile telecommunications to drive innovation.
• Provide technical support and guidance to internal teams and stakeholders regarding mobile network capabilities and enhancements.

6,835 - 18,878 NZD

Network Modelling Specialist

• Creating net models, investment and operation models including economical aspects of key net projects.
• Getting involved in the investment strategic modelling of the net.
• Analyzing and visualization of the coverage through net services for the needs of the net planning.
• Drafting the attracting net fields for the coverage of broadband services.
• Modelling of the net operation while making prognosis of operation flows and adjusting dimensions of the net.
• Assessing alternatives for technological solutions.
• Getting involved in optimization of the net architecture (access nets, backbone nets and platforms of services and applications).
• Creating databases and managing the planning map-geographical system.

5,729 - 15,909 NZD

Network Strategy Specialist

• Coordinating implementation of the regulation frame at the technical development of net infrastructure.
• Planning optimization of net architecture.
• Preparing the net strategy.
• Processing measures of technical regulation in the net.
• Defining net models and applications from the point of view of net strategy.
• Selecting technological platforms including net managements and migration technologies.

7,714 - 21,475 NZD

Network and Service Operation Specialist

• Solving and removing complex defects.
• Coordinating and checking the performance of direction politics in the area of networks and services.
• Providing consultations during migration and implementation of new technologies, networks, services and products.
• Coordinating the removing of safety incidents and disturbance of the network integrity and services from the customers' side.
• Developing expert analysis and reports.
• Assessing and creating reviews of training materials connected with training of workers during implementation of new products.

5,005 - 14,265 NZD

OSS/BSS Specialist

• Securing designs and realizations of solutions for the OSS/BSS department in the area of inventory and performance management.
• Taking responsibility for collecting events in the category fault/event management.
• Providing software support on the basis of internal requests.
• Creating and updating of the service catalogue.
• Preparing of technical documentation.
• Getting involved in projects in the OSS area.

6,727 - 17,767 NZD

Postal Delivery Worker

• Delivering mail and packages to residential and business addresses in a timely manner.
• Sorting and organizing mail to ensure efficient delivery routes.
• Collecting outgoing mail and packages from designated drop-off points.
• Maintaining accurate records of deliveries and pickups, including signatures when required.
• Providing excellent customer service by addressing inquiries and resolving issues related to mail delivery.
• Adhering to safety and security protocols while handling mail and packages.
• Operating a delivery vehicle in accordance with traffic laws and regulations.
• Reporting any delivery problems or discrepancies to the appropriate supervisor.
• Ensuring the proper handling of fragile and sensitive items during transport.
• Participating in training sessions to stay updated on postal regulations and delivery procedures.
• Collaborating with team members to optimize delivery efficiency and service quality.
• Maintaining a professional appearance and demeanor while representing the postal service in the community.

2,974 - 9,145 NZD

Radio Network Optimization Specialist

• Taking responsibility for for correct setting of the parameters of the base stations.
• Assessing reports of the radio part of the network.
• Identifying and analysing arising problems.
• Suggesting effective solutions to problems.
• Take check up field measurements.
• Capacity dimensioning of the radio part of the network.

6,923 - 18,944 NZD

Radio Network Planning Specialist

• Planning of radio networks GSM, UMTS and F-OFDM for a certain region.
• Designing of a nominal radio plan including frequency and capacity analysis.
• Developing specifications for acquisition and technical specifications for planting new base stations, their reconfiguration and development.
• Designing aerial systems and their parameters.
• Assigning, assessing and analysing specific measurements of the radio network.
• Updating databases.
• Dealing with customers' complaints.

6,422 - 17,793 NZD

Roaming Specialist

• Preparing plans and coordinating roaming coverage.
• Administration of the roaming database and documentation.
• Coordinating exchanges and use of testing SIM cards.

Switching Network Development Specialist

• Planning hardware and software.
• Implementation and optimization of connection systems, their mutual interconnection, interconnection with other nets and net elements.
• Preparing, testing and implementation of technical system data, software functions and hardware connection systems.
• Preparing the testing procedures for verification of functionality of hardware and software for the connection systems.
• Processing of the statistics data of the connection systems.
• Cooperating with suppliers in the area of adjusting dimensions of connection systems, their development, including also the development in the area of their software functions.
• Preparing regular reports concerning productivity and utility of singular connection systems.
• Cooperating on implementation of the roaming partners.

4,497 - 12,825 NZD

Technical Staff

• Providing technical support and troubleshooting for telecommunications equipment and systems.
• Installing, configuring, and maintaining telecommunications hardware and software.
• Monitoring network performance and ensuring optimal operation of telecommunications infrastructure.
• Conducting regular inspections and preventative maintenance of telecommunications systems.
• Collaborating with engineering teams to design and implement new telecommunications solutions.
• Assisting in the development and documentation of technical procedures and user manuals.
• Responding to customer inquiries and resolving issues related to telecommunications services.
• Ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations in telecommunications practices.
• Training and educating staff on the use of telecommunications equipment and software.
• Keeping abreast of technological advancements in the telecommunications field to enhance service delivery.

Technician

• Carrying out measurements of the access networks.
• Setting up and moving telecommunication services.
• Installing and configuring the terminals.
• Installing and configuring the communication software.
• Removing the incurred malfunctions.

3,127 - 10,503 NZD

Telecommunication Specialist

• Designing, implementing, and maintaining telecommunication systems and networks.
• Analyzing system performance and identifying areas for improvement.
• Collaborating with engineering teams to develop innovative communication solutions.
• Conducting site surveys and feasibility studies for new installations.
• Ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations related to telecommunications.
• Providing technical support and troubleshooting for telecommunication equipment and services.
• Managing projects related to telecommunication infrastructure upgrades and expansions.
• Developing and maintaining documentation for systems, processes, and procedures.
• Training staff and end-users on new telecommunication technologies and systems.
• Coordinating with vendors and service providers to ensure quality service delivery.
• Evaluating emerging technologies and recommending upgrades to existing systems.
• Monitoring network traffic and performance to ensure optimal operation.
• Preparing reports and presentations on telecommunication projects and performance metrics.
• Participating in cross-functional teams to support organizational goals and initiatives.
• Staying updated on industry trends and advancements in telecommunications technology.

4,721 - 13,994 NZD

Telecommunications Network Designer

• Designing and developing nets, applications, platforms and customer solutions.
• Analyzing information about new trends in the area of architecture and design.
• Designing and implementing new technologies and systems.
• Testing technologies, systems and services.
• Assessing the success of technologies after their implementation.
• Creating documentation.

4,820 - 14,413 NZD

Telecommunications Product Development Specialist

• Analyzing requests of product managers.
• Creating technical product specifications and feasibility studies.
• Defining requests for changes in existing technologies.
• Analyzing and assessing offered solutions from suppliers.
• Taking responsibility for purchase of new technologies.
• Creating entries for project plans.
• Designing and developing products and innovations.
• Defining, making and assessing tests of new user products.
• Consulting with product managers in the area of telecommunication technologies and existing infrastructure and applications.
• Getting involved in pilot operation of new products.

Telecommunications Service Development Specialist

• Improving and redesigning of voice and non voice services.
• Managing, dimensioning and configuring services and their platforms.
• Optimization and modelling of the network infrastructure and applications.
• Adjusting business logic and interface for voice and non voice services and their platforms.
• Following the life cycle of services and platforms.
• Analyzing productivity of systems, their dimensioning and planning their capacity.
• Getting involved in developing testing plans and procedures.
• Getting involved in projects and selection processes for new technologies.

5,844 - 15,971 NZD

Transmission Netw. Analysis&Development Specialist

• Planning and drafting designs of the transmission network.
• Analyzing operation problems of the transmission network and coordinating solutions for their removing.
• Configuring services and technologies of the transmission network.
• Updating and keeping of the information database of the transmission network.

4,971 - 14,471 NZD

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