Location:Manchester, MAN, GB, M5 3EJ
Company: TELTONIKA
Would you like to join one the fastest growing, multi-national Internet of Things (IoT) companies in the world?
Good, we would like to introduce you to Teltonika. We have been creating IoT solutions for over 25 years, with offices in over 30 countries and more than 2,500 employees worldwide. Our solutions are used in a wider range of industries, including Green Energy, Smart Cities, Industry 4.0 and many more.
We are a Lithuanian company, which is still family run, with most of our leadership and management teams all rising through the ranks of the company. Our people are our strength and share our vision to make peoples’ lives around the world easier, through innovative IoT solutions and sharing kindness.
Teltonika’s Networking Solutions Business Unit develops and manufactures industrial and enterprise connectivity equipment, primarily routers, switches, gateways, and modems. Our networking devices serve clients in the most complex areas of Industry 4.0, Smart City, and Green Energy.
Currently we are looking for a Network and IoT Engineering Specialist to join our team in Manchester, UK.

• Consult with employees and clients on devices/solution-related technical issues
• Provide guidance on integrating our products into client solutions, and addressing their challenges with Teltonika Networks products through written communication and online meetings.
• Solve technical issues and look for a way to reduce them
• Prepare technical documentation and technical tasks
• Conduct training sessions for employees and clients on our products and solutions.
• Self-sufficient resolution of technical issues originating from customer’s configuration, firmware/software, other sources
• Preparing documentation for internal and external use (e.g., Teltonika Wiki)
• Serve as a liaison between customers and Teltonika Networks R&D/Headquarters for complex technical challenges.
• Have hands-on experience with Linux based OS, industrial protocols, various networking services and protocols and occasional 3rd party peripherals.