The job of administrator of satellite telecommunications is changing,
This is linked to the evolution of telecommunications means from a global point of view,
particularly with regard to the switch to all IP.
I had the chance to work on the old as well as on the new satellite telecommunications systems.
Our guest of the day
Firstname: Jeremiah
Name: GRAGLIA
Busy function: Satellite Telecommunications Administrator
Level of study: STI Electronics Baccalaureate
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jérémie-graglia-1955b4107
The interview
FingerInTheNet: Why did you choose this profession?
Jeremiah: I learned this trade in the Air Force. However, I didn't necessarily want to move on to a career in this field, but after learning, the field of satellite telecommunications – which is relatively unreachable because little known – interested me a lot, and once well affected in my unit, the job turned out to be much larger and more complex than I would have thought, which quickly fascinated me.
FingerInTheNet: How did you learn this trade?
Jeremiah: I did several internships at the Army School of Transmissions, but also with the industrialists, manufacturers of the various equipments we use. However, I have acquired most of my skills in the field, working with experienced people.
FingerInTheNet: What is your level of study? Did you pass any certifications?
Jeremiah: I got a BAC STI e[1]lectronic specialty, I am currently working to obtain a BTS through the VAE , I [2]hope however to continue further, towards a BAC 5, by VAE or remote.
[1] Science and Industrial Technology
[2] Validation of Experience Acquired
FingerInTheNet: Why are you so passionate about this job?
Jeremiah: My business, like all IT and telecommunications professions, has always been and even more so in our ever-changing age. It is totally unthinkable to believe that our achievements will remain so, because everything evolves all the time. It is this aspect that I am particularly passionate about. In addition, today IT and telecommunications are essential links for any civil or military project, regardless of the industry, which gives these occupations a special importance.
FingerInTheNet: Do you have any advice for students who would like to do your job?
Jeremiah: This may sound contrary to what one would think, but I advise you not to go after the diplomas, but rather after the certifications, which they have real value with employers. The most important thing, however, will be practice!
FingerInTheNet: One last word?
Jeremiah: Whatever profession you choose in the field of information and communication systems, be sure that it will be intellectually and physically stimulating, then it all depends on your motivation: the prospects are endless and equally broad areas of trade.
It's yours!
If Jeremiah has made you want to embark on a career as a Satellite Telecommunications Administrator or if you have any questions about this job, please let us know!
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