Connaught Place in Delhi has a Junior Telecom Network Engineer internship, on site, with a networking team supporting infrastructure in the capital. No prior experience is required, and this internship is genuinely entry-level into telecom networking.
The work covers configuring and maintaining network hardware, troubleshooting connectivity issues, monitoring network performance and security, and planning capacity for future growth. An intern here works closely with senior engineers at first, learning telecom protocols alongside general networking fundamentals.
A bachelor's degree in electronics, computer science, or a related field is expected, along with a solid understanding of networking protocols, routing, and infrastructure management, with hands-on tool exposure preferred but not mandatory for this entry-level seat.
Any coursework or lab experience specifically in telecom fundamentals, basic familiarity with drive-test tools, and genuine curiosity about how network capacity planning actually works in practice.
Connaught Place puts this team in one of Delhi's most central business districts, and this network's infrastructure gives interns exposure to genuinely high-traffic urban connectivity challenges. Naukri Mitra has listed a few telecom roles from this employer, and past interns describe real site visits within the first month as more hands-on than they expected going in.
Interviews include a technical round on networking fundamentals and a discussion of any hands-on hardware experience from your background. Candidates who speak concretely about a specific piece of equipment tend to interview well.
This internship is based at Connaught Place, Delhi, pin code 110001, five days a week on site. The stipend is up to ₹15,500 a month. The team hopes to start someone within three weeks.