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Nokia is seeking a Solution Architect for Oil & Gas and Transport/Railway segments to design end-to-end integrated communications solutions and lead multidisciplinary teams through concept, design, installation, commissioning and handover.
You will validate systems, manage vendor relationships, and ensure compliance with international standards across global projects, while travelling to sites for integration and support.
As a Solution Architect for the Oil & Gas and Transport/Railway, you will play a crucial role in designing integration, and delivery of complex, mission-critical communication systems for Oil & Gas and Railway projects. Your functional knowledge Proven ability to develop and tailor optimized end-to-end design, leading multidisciplinary engineering activities throughout the project lifecycle, from concept and detailed design through installation, commissioning, testing, and operational handover, ensuring alignment with industry standards and operational best practices.
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