Telecom Engineering Graduate Trainee

Company Description Synergy Telecom Pvt. Ltd. is a specialized provider of RF connectors, RF cables, microwave components, and related tools, offering comprehensive solutions under one roof. The company delivers a wide range of high-temperature, miniature, and MIL-grade waterproof RF connectors and assemblies, supporting frequencies up to 110 GHz.

Its portfolio includes diverse connector types, coaxial cables, waveguides, splitters, combiners, antennas, and adapters tailored for telecommunications and high-frequency applications.

Synergy

Telecom maintains an extensive inventory valued at over $2.7 million to support urgent customer needs and field site implementations. This strong supply capability enables fast, reliable delivery and immediate solutions in critical deployment scenarios.

Role Description The Telecom Engineering Graduate Trainee role is a full-time, on-site position based in the Greater Delhi Area. The trainee will support engineering and operations teams in the design, selection, and implementation of RF connectors, RF cables, and microwave components for telecom projects. Day-to-day responsibilities include assisting in manufacturing and mechanical engineering activities, reviewing technical drawings and specifications, and supporting product testing and quality checks.

The trainee will help with basic project management tasks such as coordinating timelines, documenting progress, and preparing technical reports. The role also involves collaborating with cross-functional teams, interacting with customers or field staff as needed, and learning industry standards and best practices in telecom hardware and RF systems.

Qualifications

  • Strong Communication skills, including clear written and verbal interaction with technical and non-technical stakeholders.
  • Solid Analytical Skills for interpreting technical data, troubleshooting issues, and supporting design and quality assessments.
  • Foundational Project Management skills to assist in planning, coordination, documentation, and tracking of telecom and manufacturing projects.
  • Knowledge of Manufacturing Engineering processes, including basic understanding of production workflows, quality control, and assembly procedures.
  • Mechanical Engineering fundamentals, particularly related to RF connectors, cable assemblies, and mechanical aspects of telecom components.
  • Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Electronics, Telecommunications, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field.
  • Familiarity with RF concepts, coaxial cables, and telecom infrastructure is an advantage.
  • Comfort with using engineering tools, MS Office, and basic CAD or simulation software is beneficial.
  • Ability to work on-site in the Greater Delhi Area, with a willingness to learn, follow safety standards, and support field implementation when required.
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