C004286 Senior Engineer 5G/NGCN NS NETHERLANDS – 30 Jul

• Deadline Date: Wednesday 30 July 2025
• Location: The Hague, NETHERLANDS
• Required Start Date: 8 September 2025

Deadline Date: Wednesday 30 July 2025

Requirement: Senior Engineer (5G/NGCN)

Location: The Hague, NETHERLANDS

Full Time On-Site: No

Time On-Site: 40% (Working from home option is considered with 2 days office presence.)

Not to Exceed Rate: 95 EUR

Total Scope of the request (hours): 836

Required Start Date: 8 September 2025

Required Security Clearance: NATO SECRET

Please do NOT apply for any NATO contract positions unless you meet ALL the following criteria:

1. Current National or NATO SECRET clearance
2. Nationality of one of the NATO member countries
3. Current work visa for the specific location if applying for an in-country position

Any applications that do NOT meet all the above – and do not CLEARLY show these on the CV – will be deleted.

Duties and Role:

• Lead technical work packages in 5G and Next Generation Networks projects with a focus on standardization, technology development, spectrum management, and testing/experimentation.
• Lead exploratory efforts (including experimentation, prototyping, and support to military exercises) to ensure that NCIA is able to make a significant contribution to the military application of Next Generation Networking technologies, with a focus on 5G and 6G technologies;
• Providing advice, analysis, and recommendations to NCIA Leadership on technology and related innovation fields relevant to ICT capabilities and services in the domain of Next Generation Networks.
• Supporting the development and update of the NCIA Technology Strategy in the area of Next Generation Networks with a focus on defining and updating emerging technology roadmaps.
• Developing and sharing best practices and subject matter expertise across the Agency in the domain of next generation networks, particularly in IMT standards and technologies.
• Engaging with industry and academia as well as other relevant multinational bodies in the science and technology domain with a particular focus on the application of 5G and 6G IMT technologies;
• Performing other duties as may be required.

RequirementsSkill, Knowledge & Experience:

• The candidate must have a currently active NATO SECRET security clearance
• A Master of Science (MSc) degree at a nationally recognised/certified university in Engineering, Computer Science, Data Science or a related discipline with 3+ years post-related experience,
• Or a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree at a nationally recognised/certified University in a related subject with 5+ years post related experience;
• Multi-disciplinary technical background across the full range of ICT and/or C3 capabilities with a particular focus on the application of emerging dual-use technologies in the domain of next generation networks (e.g. telecommunications and 5G);
• Experience in integrating next generation network technologies (e.g. 5G/6G) into operational systems and services;
• Experience in conducting of analyses and development of concepts in the areas of next generation networks for ICT services and/or C3 capabilities, with proven contributions to the state of the art.
• Proven ability to apply architecture methodologies to express complex systems of systems in architectural terms and models of varying detail;
• Experience in research and development projects and/or programmes in the areas of ICT services and/or C3 capabilities and managing technical and/or programmatic complexity and risk;
• Proven ability to communicate effectively in English both in writing and orally with excellent briefing skills to different types of audiences, including authoring high-quality reports and providing briefings to senior stakeholders.

Preferred:

• Experience participating in and contributing to standardization of telecommunications technologies (e,g, 3GPP, ITU, IMT standards);
• Experience with military applications of 5G/6G technologies;
• Experience in the management of innovation activities in ICT services and C3 capability areas, including radio-frequency spectrum management and policy, and in interacting with national or multinational innovation ecosystems;
• Proven ability to identify future technology trends, on the basis of sound horizon scanning, and to convert insights into actionable opportunities for the development of new ICT services and capabilities;