Peruvian mobile, internet and fiber operator expanding national network
Bitel is the Peruvian telecom operator of Viettel Group, selling mobile, internet and devices. Job posts center on physical network buildout: FTTH projects, new 3G/4G stations, and microwave links from Ceragon and Huawei into the metro network. A junior-heavy, engineering-led hiring mix plus fraud analytics on traffic and revenue points to scaling field operations, with Power BI and Python supporting the data side.
Bitel is the commercial brand of Viettel Perú S.A.C., part of the multinational Viettel Group. Headquartered in Lima, it provides mobile telephony, internet access, handset sales and value-added services to consumers across Peru. The company employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people and is privately held. Its operations span national and interdepartmental network infrastructure, including radio access, metro transport and fiber-to-the-home deployments.
Bitel's stack includes Huawei and Ceragon network gear, Cisco IOS, AWS, Azure, GCP, Docker, Kubernetes, Oracle, Python, Power BI, Bizagi, and Twilio and Infobip for messaging.
Bitel is running national and interdepartmental network projects, FTTH deployments, new 3G/4G station rollouts, metro network router and microwave integration, and traffic analysis to prevent fraud.
Yes. Engineering leads Bitel's hiring in Peru, mostly at junior and intern levels, with smaller openings in finance, product, sales and HR.
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