Launch understands the evolving nature of the Telecommunications industry and that each business faces its own unique opportunities and challenges. Our expert consultants, who hold related tertiary qualifications, have extensive experience supplying into Australia’s vendors, carriers, operators, systems integrators and consultancies.
We have conducted more than 1000 telecommunications assignments for clients ranging from leading multi-nationals to small-to-medium businesses. We assist our clients in securing talent for roles such as, but not limited to:
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- General Managers and C-Level Executives
- Project and Program Managers
- Corporate Affairs and Public Relations
- Business Consultants
- Pre and Post Sales Consultants
- Product Managers
- Marketing Managers
- Architects – Network (Passive, Active and Wireless) and IT
- Systems Developers
- Network Engineers
- Network Support
Submitted by andrea on Mon, 01/30/2012 - 10:40
JOBS demand across several booming sectors will be the best place to find work this year.
IT will be one of the best industries in which to gain work, with the surge in the number of jobs driven by the increasing technological society as well as specific projects such as the National Broadband Network.
Submitted by andrea on Tue, 01/24/2012 - 09:34
A funny thing happened to cloud computing over the last few years: Though everyone talked about cloud computing, the demand for cloud skills was healthy but not overwhelming, and certainly not in sync with the hype -- until now. The demand for cloud talent has officially caught up to the hype. Hiring demand increased by 61 percent year over year for cloud-savvy IT people.
Submitted by andrea on Tue, 10/25/2011 - 09:01
TELECOMS may become the sector of choice for highly skilled technical candidates, with the National Broadband Network proving a major drawcard, recruiters say.
Submitted by andrea on Wed, 07/13/2011 - 10:29
Diverse sectors of the telco industry are rallying to combat an escalating skills shortage, forecast to worsen in the coming months and years – with the notable exception of NBN Co, which has a backlog of applicants for jobs not yet created yet.
Launch Recruitment, whose local client base includes Macquarie Telecom, Vividwireless and Huawei, sees challenging times ahead for telcos looking to recruit.
Submitted by andrea on Wed, 07/13/2011 - 10:24
The federal government's $36 billion plan to wire up the nation to high-speed broadband cleared one of its last major hurdles today when Telstra agreed to an $11 billion deal to rent its infrastructure to the operator of the state-owned network.
Submitted by andrea on Mon, 05/23/2011 - 08:42
NBN Co has named a clutch of recruitment companies to help with its hirings - an estimated 1000 in the next 12 months. They were chosen from over 300 hopefuls following what it says was a comprehensive tender process.
• Technical operations – BDS People, Clarius (Candle), Data 3, Launch Recruitment, Skilled (Mosaic);
• Telco/IT – Clarius (Candle), Interpro, Launch Recruitment, Paxus, Talent International;
• Corporate – Astrum, DFP, Executive Marque, Hoban, Impact Executive, JLegal, Launch Recruitment, Skilled (Mosaic), Vantage.
Submitted by andrea on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 14:24
The city of Armidale in rural New South Wales today celebrated becoming the first centre in mainland Australia to receive the National Broadband Network.
Submitted by andrea on Thu, 05/12/2011 - 13:09
The National Broadband Network Company this morning revealed it would deploy Citrix-based desktop and application virtualisation to help provide services to its burgeoning workforce – including third-parties which need access to its systems.
Submitted by andrea on Fri, 02/25/2011 - 14:14
The National Broadband Network Company (NBN Co) will now be subject to freedom of information (FOI) laws after a successful negotiation between the Greens and the government, Greens Party Communications Spokesperson Scott Ludlam announced today.
The Greens and the Opposition have been critical of the exemption that allowed NBN Co to be exempt from FOI laws despite being government-owned because it is an incorporated company. Other government-owned entities such as Medicare or Australia Post are not exempt.
Submitted by andrea on Fri, 02/04/2011 - 08:06
NBN Co is considering an option that would allow users to attach an extra optical network terminal (ONT) to their house, effectively expanding the number of service providers they could use.
