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MainOne Cable Company Recruits Into 12 Major Positions for Experienced and Professional Graduates in Information Technology and Management Science


MainOne Cable Company Recruits Into 12 Major Positions for Experienced and Professional Graduates in Information Technology and Management Science
Main One Cable is a submarine communications cable stretching from Portugal to South Africa with landings along the route in various West African countries. On April 28, 2008, it was announced that Main Street Technologies has awarded a turnkey supply contract for the Main One Cable System to Tyco Telecommunications.
Main One's current cable system is a 7,000km submarine cable with landing points in Nigeria, Ghana and Portugal. Several possibilities still exist with branching out units along the coast of West Africa in Morocco, Canary Islands, Senegal and Ivory Coast as options to cater to the expected surge in capacity demand. The Cable currently delivers high speed bandwidth of 1.92 terabits per second and has been proven to provide capacity of at least 4.96 terabits per second.
The dual fiber pair, 1.28-Tbit/s, DWDM project connects Nigeria, Ghana, and Portugal in Phase 1 with onward connectivity through Portugal to Europe, Asia and the Americas. The Phase 1 cable system spans 6,900 kilometres. Additional connectivity extending to Angola and South Africa occurred in the second phase of the project.
Main One provides international capacity into a region that has experienced explosive growth in tele-density in recent years, but which remains constrained with respect to access to international cable capacity for global connectivity. The system is being developed by Main Street Technologies headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria. An October 10, 2008 press release states that the desk top study and engineering for the system has been completed. On July 22, 2010 the cable was launched.
Please view the job openings below to see the specific job vacancies that we have open, and do not hesitate to send us your CV if you think you have what it takes to add value in any of these areas.  You may email HR@mainonecable.com with any questions that you have.

Job Openings

Sales/Accounts Manager

Head, Internal Audit And Risk Management

Facilities Planning Engineer

IP/IT Operations Engineer

Technical Sales Engineer

IP Planning Engineer

IPNOC Support Engineer

Field Support Engineer

Outside-Plant Engineer (OSP)

Chief Technical Officer (CTO)

Head, Network Planning and Engineering

Head, Provisioning and Operations

Visit Mainone Cable Career website to view more details to apply

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