The Future For The Signals Operator Technical
The Challenges-
- Huge quantity of data .
- Huge array of data an analyst may be confronted with vice;
- 2-3 languages
- Limited number of non-comms
- Specialist technical knowledge n support of known platforms
- Competent to a “Communications Engineering” standard. Compare to Engineer e.g. working on GSM only
- Difficulty in recruiting people due to abstruse nature of work.
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