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Entity: OINIS/Global Wholesale & Enterprise Network Orange International Networks Infrastructures & Services (OINIS) is a technical department serving the group’s international ambitions. With more than 1700 collaborators highly qualified around the world, OINIS acts using the “think-build-run” model for designing, building and operating three international networks, serving:

• The B2B [Business to Business] market with Orange Business Services (OBS)
• The International wholesale of voice and data services with the International Carriers (IC) division
• Orange subsidiaries interconnected between themselves and with Orange headquarters

The GWEN [Global Wholesale & Enterprise Network] department is in charge of making the international OBS network transformation a reality, working on this challenge by considering technological breakthroughs, market trends (virtualization, hybrid, CDN, UCC…) and financial optimization targets. Joining OINIS means joining a great place to work with teams of men and women with a variety of profiles and evolving in an international and multicultural environment. This human capital at OINIS will open evolution perspectives for you, while benefiting from our teams’ experience and sharing yours Team: GCP / Global Central Planning Part of OINIS/GWEN, the Global Central Planning (GCP) entity is in charge of driving the design (routing, capacity management), optimization (in terms of infrastructure, costs and quality of service) evolution (new service / platform introduction) and performance analysis of the international Orange Business Services Internet and MPLS network Mission Within the Global Central Planning (GCP) entity, the Business Internet & Audit team is responsible for delivering to the network planning teams all the necessary tools to monitor the networks, perform capacity planning and ensure that our networks are constantly optimized to deliver the best quality at the lowest costs. This team works in close cooperation with the GWEN Automation community to enhance existing tools and processes. This collaboration enabled the emergence of a new tool called “BWA” (for Bandwidth Availability) which consolidates data from multiple sources and compute projected bandwidth availability on the network using a user-friendly graphical interface. This tool is developed using Python (ETL), PHP (backend) and JavaScript (frontend) programming languages. Base salary from 1,450 € brutto per month, actual salary is likely to be higher based on skills, knowledge and experience