A Senior Telecom Network Engineer role just opened at Mahindra World City in Jaipur. It's full-time, on-site, and pays around ₹1,23,000 a month, which puts it comfortably in senior territory for the region.
The skills here are specific to telecom rather than general IT networking. You'll need real command of telecom protocols, hands-on network configuration experience, solid troubleshooting instincts, and at least a basic understanding of RF, since a fair amount of telecom infrastructure work still touches the radio side of things, even for engineers who spend most of their time on the wired network.
- Telecom protocols
- Network configuration across telecom-grade equipment
- Troubleshooting, especially under live-traffic conditions
- RF basics
Most weeks involve configuring and maintaining the network hardware that keeps traffic moving, then jumping in when a connectivity issue disrupts something downstream. Monitoring is a constant background task for both performance and security, since a quiet dashboard doesn't always mean a healthy network. Beyond the reactive side, capacity planning is part of the job too, thinking ahead about where the network will strain as usage grows rather than just reacting once it does.
The role calls for six years of relevant experience and a bachelor's degree, most naturally earned at a school with a real electronics or networking foundation in the coursework. A recognized networking certification, CCNA or CCNP specifically, is expected alongside the degree, and it's the kind of credential that tends to come up early in the interview since it signals a baseline everyone on the hiring side already trusts.
Beyond the required certification, a few extras would further strengthen an application. CCIE-level certification, if you've got it, puts you ahead of most other applicants at this seniority. Direct experience with 4G or 5G infrastructure specifically is increasingly valuable as more telecom work shifts toward next-generation deployments rather than legacy systems. Familiarity with SDN or NFV concepts helps, too, since network architecture in this space continues to move toward more software-defined approaches, even where the underlying hardware hasn't fully caught up yet.
Benefits round out to more than the paycheck. Health insurance is included, paid time off is standard, and performance-linked bonuses form a real part of total compensation rather than sitting off to the side. Naukri Mitra lists relocation assistance and accommodation support as part of this package too, since the role is on-site and Jaipur draws a fair share of telecom talent from outside the state.
- Health insurance
- Paid time off
- Performance-linked bonuses
- Relocation assistance for candidates moving to Jaipur
- Accommodation support during the move
Mahindra World City has developed a reasonable concentration of telecom and IT infrastructure employers over the years, and telecom network engineer jobs in Jaipur tend to be more common in that corridor than elsewhere in the city. Candidates already familiar with the area should find the office easy to reach without much extra planning for the commute.
Pay at this level tracks well against what telecom network engineer salary in Jaipur per month figures generally suggest for someone at the six-year mark with certifications in hand. If you're weighing this against telecom network engineer jobs for experienced professionals elsewhere, the relocation support on offer here is worth factoring into the comparison, particularly if the alternative doesn't include it.
Candidates who meet the certification, education, and experience requirements above are encouraged to apply directly through the listing.
