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Lancesoft is seeking an Integration Engineer in Plano, TX to analyze, prepare, and execute integration and verification activities for network nodes and end-to-end solutions. You will ensure high-quality integrations, upgrades, migrations, and expansions of complex networks across RAN, transport, core, and cloud components.
The role requires strong data analytics, test automation, and scripting skills, with experience in CI pipelines and end-to-end system testing.
Title: Integration Engineer Duration: 12+ Months (Possible Extension) Location: Plano, TX 75024 Payrate: $50.00 to 53.00/hr. On W2 (All inclusive)
A Network Integration Engineer is responsible for analyzing, preparing, implementing, and executing integration and verification activities for network nodes, functions, and end‑to‑end solutions. They secure high-quality integration, upgrades, migrations, and expansions of complex networks, using strong data analytical skills to ensure accurate configuration, testing, and acceptance in line with standards and customer requirements.
Technical Domain Knowledge Solid 4G/5G fundamentals –RAN, core, radio concepts, latency/throughput trade-offs, and how private networks differ from public and Wi‑Fi, especially in industrial environments. Private 5G/EP5G architecture understanding –cloud‑based management portal, troubleshooting app, segments/APN/DNN, and integration into enterprise IT/OT environments. Industrial/IoT focus –familiarity with use cases like logistics, mining, factories, airports (AGVs/AMRs, scanners, tablets, autonomous vehicles, etc.) and their network performance requirements.
Strong test automation and scripting –ability to design automated test suites, write scripts (e.G., Python, shell, test frameworks), and integrate with CI pipelines;scripting seen as a core TE skill between pure SW dev and manual test execution End‑to‑end system test competence –building scenarios that span RAN, core, management portal, devices and applications (e.G., device onboarding, mobility, QoS/segments, firmware updates). Performance and scalability testing –validating predictable latency, throughput, reliability and coverage (incl. Large sites and multi‑location deployments) for business‑critical applications. System Thinking & Integration System‑level understanding –capacity to reason across EFN, EP5G, enterprise LAN/DC, security zones, and IT/OT integrations rather than focusing on a single node. Device & ecosystem awareness –understanding how devices (routers, scanners, industrial sensors) are validated against EP5G test networks Quality, Security & Reliability Mindset Security‑by‑design mindset –attention to authentication, encryption, segmentation and zero‑trust principles in test scenarios, aligned with EP5G’s secure‑by‑design approach. High‑availability & robustness focus –designing tests for redundancy, failover, recovery, and operations in mission‑critical environments (24/7, large factories, ports, utilities, airports).
Use‑case centric thinking –translating customer requirements (e.G., productivity, safety, cost savings) into test cases that validate real business outcomes, not just technical KPIs. Troubleshooting & support mindset –comfort using the EP5G management portal and troubleshooting tooling as a customer would, including logs, alarms, and remote diagnostics. Ways of Working & Behaviors Continuous learning orientation –willingness to grow in areas like automation, scripting, analysis and system understanding; Collaboration across disciplines –working closely with development, system architects, security, and solution/field teams;comfortable in cross‑functional Industry 4.0 ecosystems. Clear, data‑driven communication –ability to summarize test results, risks and recommendations clearly for both engineering and customer‑facing stakeholders.