Interface Engineer – Telecom Systems

Orascom Construction PLC · Al Jizah, Egypt · Posted 2026-04-25

Role PurposeThe Interface Engineer – Telecom Systems is responsible for managing, coordinating, and tracking all technical interfaces related to Telecom (TEL) systems across the project lifecycle. The role ensures seamless integration between TEL systems and all internal and external stakeholders, including Employer systems and consortium partners, from design through Testing & Commissioning.Required ProfileBachelor’s Degree in Telecommunications Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related discipline.Strong technical background across all Telecom (TEL) systems, including but not limited to: Access Control Systems (ACS)Closed Circuit Television (CCTV)Public Address System (PAS)Perimeter Intrusion Detection System (PIDS)Monitoring and Control System (MCS)Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)Telephone SystemsBackbone Communication Network (BCN)Any other related telecom subsystemsGood knowledge of TEL interface data, including: Alarm interfaces and signal mappingCommunication protocolsCivil first fix requirementsPower load calculationsCable routing and containmentNetwork architecture and requirementsCybersecurity considerations for telecom systemsStrong coordination, communication, and documentation skills.Ability to manage multiple interfaces across project stages and stakeholders.Key ResponsibilitiesInterface Coordination & ManagementCollect, consolidate, and manage interface data between the TEL technical team and all internal and external stakeholders, including: Employer teams (Civil and MEP)Consortium partners (GSMR, DSPM, AFC, RST, REL, DWE)Act as the focal point for TEL interface-related matters within the project.Planning & DeliverablesEnsure timely preparation, submission, and circulation of TEL interface data in line with project schedules and contractual milestones.Coordinate and follow up TEL interface requirements throughout all project phases: DesignProcurementInstallationTesting & Commissioning (T&C)Review TEL deliverables to confirm readiness and completeness of interface-related documentation, including: Single Line Diagrams (SLDs)Equipment locations and layoutsInstallation and mounting detailsEquipment arrangements and room layoutsPower load schedulesDevice locations and coordination drawingsInterface Tracking & ReportingTrack and monitor TEL interface status with Employer systems, including: Doors and Access Control interfacesFire Alarm SystemsAcoustic systemsPSTN connectionsBuilding Management System (BMS)Cable routing and containmentEquipment locations and spatial coordinationElevator CCTV and Intercom systemsTrack and monitor TEL interface status with Consortium systems, including: MCS synchronizationDSPM alarm monitoringGSM-R network integrationShelters and telecom roomsOCS poles and related infrastructureIdentify interface risks, clashes, or gaps and support timely resolution in coordination with relevant parties.Key CompetenciesStrong technical understanding of telecom systems integration.Excellent coordination and stakeholder management skills.High attention to detail and documentation accuracy.Proactive mindset with strong follow-up and problem-solving capabilities.Ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary and multi-organizational teams.

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