RAN 5G&Mission Critical Solution Intern
Pubblicato il 02-09-2026 - Ericsson in Roma
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About this opportunity
We are looking for a motivated Build Solution Consultant Intern with a focus on Radio Access Networks (RAN) to join our team in Rome.
In this role, you will support experienced specialists in the design, preparation and delivery of technology solutions for complex network infrastructure projects, with a focus on Radio Access Networks, 5G and mission critical communication scenarios. You will gain exposure to the full journey from pre-sales and solution preparation to site engineering, implementation management and delivery support, learning how network solutions are built, tested and delivered in real customer environments.
This internship is a great opportunity for someone passionate about technology, curious about how complex systems work, and interested in developing a practical understanding of networks end-to-end, from radio access to transport, core, cloud and site infrastructure.
What you will do
- Preparing technical inputs, documentation and materials for customer opportunities, including RAN, 5G and system integration solutions
- Supporting site engineering activities, including the analysis of technical requirements, site information and implementation needs, for radio sites and special coverage solutions
- Contributing to site solution preparation and technical documentation, with exposure to topics such as radio design, energy systems and IP connectivity
- Supporting implementation management activities, including follow‑up on timelines, open points and delivery actions
- Gaining exposure to field and delivery activities, learning how solutions are implemented, tested and supported in real customer networks
- Working closely with experienced colleagues to build technical and delivery expertise, learning how to translate customer needs into practical, implementable solutions
- What this role is about
- This internship is a great opportunity for a recent graduate passionate about technology, curious about how complex sy