Sista ansökningsdag 2026-10-04
General System Manager Control Plane
Company description: Ericsson AB Job description: Join our Team About this opportunity: We are looking for a General System Manager Control Plane (BCSS CNE PDU PC S&T) to join our teams and help us develop 5Gc and soon adding 6G in a creative and collaborative environment. Ericsson Packet Core (PC) delivers connectivity, security, mobility and data routing with terabyte-scale throughput, offering features like network slicing, multi-access and cloud-native automation to customers worldwide. Both teams are in Lindholmen in Gothenburg, Sweden, and have also extensive cooperation with colleagues mainly in Shanghai and Krakow/Lodz. To meet todays and tomorrow’s challenges, we are looking for ambitious, curious and collaborative individuals who want to grow with us. We offer a stimulating and supportive environment where you can develop, make a real impact, and help inspire your colleagues.As part of a team in Packet Core System & Technology, you will help strengthen our 5G market leadership while contributing to robust and maintainable products in a highly competitive market. Key elements of our 5G strategy are the development of the Access and Mobility Management Function (AMF) and the Session Management Function (SMF).You will also contribute to exploring and applying AI-based tools and capabilities, both in future products and in our ways of working. What you will do: • Drive the PDU’s view on product vision and technology roadmap, for example through system studies• Act as an interface towards Product Management, business regions and System & Technology (S&T) for studies, standardization and pre-sales support• Manage system requirements and artefacts, including compliance with relevant standards• Lead and contribute to system studies, feature analysis and 3GPP change request analysis, and provide support to business regions• Support feature development through the full development cycle in close collaboration with design teams, including f
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