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Africell

Mobile network operator and mobile money

Business Support Unit Manager

Enterprise ApplicationsUpdated on Nov 13
Full-timeBeirut, LebanonNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • At least 5 years of experience in a GSM operator, working on prepaid, postpaid, and value-added services (VAS) systems.
  • Knowledge and experience in project management.
  • Ability to lead a team of 5–10 engineers.
  • Ability to communicate with systems vendors.
  • Good knowledge of operations and maintenance (O&M) of prepaid, postpaid, and VAS nodes.
  • Good knowledge and experience in software development languages and databases, including .NET, Java, Golang, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server, and MongoDB.
  • Good knowledge and experience in application programming interfaces (APIs), including XML, JSON, SOAP, and RESTful APIs.
  • Bachelor's or Engineering degree in Computer and Communications.

Responsibilities

  • Implement and maintain new requirements, reporting, modifications, upgrades to system parameters, customizations, and enhancements across customer management, billing systems, and VAS based on commercial requirements.
  • Generate and validate interconnect and revenue assurance reports.
  • Communicate and synchronize with other departments to design new promotions.
  • Communicate the final plan to the team for implementation.
  • Engage in hardware maintenance and daily health checks, fault diagnosis, troubleshooting, escalations, and coordination for emergencies and critical problems.

About the Company

Africell

Mobile network operator and mobile money

Africell is a mobile network operator in Africa, delivering voice, SMS and data services to millions of subscribers while also offering the Afrimoney mobile money platform for sending money and paying bills. The company operates across The Gambia, Sierra Leone, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Angola, and has built much of its network by owning a large portion of its tower infrastructure to enable flexible expansion and higher quality service. Its offerings span 2G, 3G, 4G, and in some areas 5G, with a focus on affordable pricing and improved service in growth markets. Africell has grown through acquisitions and market entries, including Orange Uganda and Tigo Sierra Leone, and aims to disrupt incumbents by providing better value in fast-growing African markets. The company’s goal is to broaden digital connectivity and financial inclusion while expanding its footprint and accessing global capital markets to support ongoing growth.

Company size
201-500
Company stage
Debt Financing
Total funding
$316.1M
Headquarters
Beirut, Lebanon
Founded
2001

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