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Leads the technical strategy, roadmap, architecture, and global delivery of cloud-native Core Network User Plane sub-services. Oversees engineering practices including CI/CD, SRE, DevOps, security, compliance, scalability, reliability, and cost efficiency across incubation, trials, commercial deployment, and scale-up. Builds engineering culture, establishes ways of working and performance metrics, and collaborates with global leadership, architects, engineers, and SRE teams to deliver customer-centric telecommunications products.
Top Skills:
3Gpp4G/5G Core NetworksAgileAWSAzureCi/CdCloud-Native ArchitectureDevOpsDistributed CloudDpdkEbpfEdge ComputingGCPHyperscalersPublic CloudSite Reliability Engineering (Sre)Sr-IovTraffic SteeringUpf
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