Arman Rezaei

Experienced and highly skilled Telecommunication Engineer specializing in mobile phone services and communication networks. Proficient in conducting comprehensive test drives to analyze frequency space, coverage levels, and fiber optic routes, ensuring seamless mobile and internet connectivity in diverse areas. Demonstrated expertise in identifying and resolving interference frequency issues while adhering to regulatory standards. As a proactive supervisor, successfully managed projects for the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology, ensuring compliance with project standards and guidelines. Collaborated with regulatory organizations to meet Radio Communications Regulatory Organization requirements through meticulous post-deployment drive tests for mobile phone sites. Proficient in optical fiber route testing, ensuring industry-standard compliance and optimizing network performance.

Passionate about leveraging telecommunications engineering expertise to drive project success, enhance communication quality, and deliver high-quality services. Equipped with data analysis, machine learning, and technical support skills. Eager to contribute to cutting-edge technologies in the telecommunication industry. Open to challenging projects and collaboration, thrive on transforming businesses through technology and innovation. Let's connect to explore how extensive experience and skills in telecommunications engineering can make a difference.

• 2016 CANPROCERT (CANADIAN PROFFESSIONALS CERTIFICATION). Member id number: cpc-irict2016-186.

January 2016

Familiarity with Telecommunication 1 (Landline), Institute: Post and telecommunications Scientific-Applied Faculty- 2021

• Create mobile phone coverage in the tourist villages [2021]

An important project of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology is to create mobile phone coverage in the tourist villages that do not have this service. My task in this project, as project manager and supervisor was to control each part of the project in the villages including, electricity, access road, and communication tower, and finally, do DriveTest using TEMS software and analyzing the quality of mobile phone signals (2G, 3G, and 4G) and finally approval of all parts if all conditions were true .

• Providing Asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) internet access to rural areas and villages [2014]

Universal Service Obligation (USO) plan was proposed by Iran Ministry of Information and Communications Technology (ICT), aiming at providing Asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) internet access to rural areas and villages in Iran. The telecommunication centers of 80 villages in Bushehr province were to be equipped with this service on the basis of radio, fiber, and Cisco switches by the contractor. Duties: My role as the employer's representative, supervisor, and project manager in the province, was to create coordination between the contractor and employer, check the quality and standard of infrastructure transmission lines, internet at the endpoint, and switches & routers configuration installed at the telecommunication centers. And lastly was confirmation of the project.

• Fast Internet access using 4G technology in villages

Another USO project planned by the Iran Ministry of ICT was fast Internet access using 4G technology in villages, aiming at eliminating the Internet penetration gap between rural and urban areas. In this plan, more than 200 villages in Bushehr have been equipped with this service. In addition to coordinating between contractor and employer and checking infrastructure, my other task at the end of finishing each internet site was to check all Components and features of 4G internet service using TEMS software and confirm that part of project if analysis of TEMS output were acceptable.

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