Written by Jackie Hester, Senior Telecom Recruiter on the West Coast
In the competitive world of telecommunications, standing out from the crowd can be challenging. Whether you’re an experienced professional or a newcomer eager to break into the industry, a well-tailored resume can be your ticket to landing that dream job.
Here are some helpful tips to ensure your resume will catch the attention of telecom employers and recruiters alike.
1. Understand the Job Requirements & Highlighting Relevant Experience
Read the job description carefully. Identify the key skills and qualifications the employer is looking for, such as specific technical skills and experience with telecom systems or infrastructure. Make sure those things are mentioned on your resume.
2. Professional Summary
Start your resume with a strong summary that highlights your experience in telecommunications, key skills and how it relates to the role you are applying for.
3. Showcase Technical Skills
Include a skills section that highlights your technical proficiencies relevant to telecom, such as knowledge of GSM, LTE, 5G, Small Cell, OSP and specific software.
4. Tailor Keywords for Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS)
Incorporate terms and phrases from the job description and telecom industry, as many companies use an ATS to screen resumes. Keywords might include “OSP construction,” “wireless communication,” “fiber optics,” “telecom project management,” etc.
5. Include Relevant Projects
If you’ve worked on specific projects, such as new site builds, greenfields or modifications, describe them in detail. Include the names of end client if you can, number of sites, project scope, your role, technologies used and the outcome.
You can explore our job opportunities nationwide HERE or send your resume directly to our recruiting team – recruiters@tekcomresources.com
