Peter S.
About Peter S.
Peter S. is a Sr. Engineer at TELUS and Communications Director at New Westminster Tennis Club in the Greater Vancouver Metropolitan Area, with extensive experience in telecommunications engineering.
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Peter S. holds the position of Sr. Engineer at TELUS, operating out of the Greater Vancouver Metropolitan Area. Additionally, he serves as the Communications Director at the New Westminster Tennis Club in the same region.
Current Roles
Peter S. is currently employed by TELUS as a Sr. Engineer, situated in the Greater Vancouver Metropolitan Area. Besides his role at TELUS, he also acts as the Communications Director at the New Westminster Tennis Club within the same metropolitan area. Moreover, he owns and operates Thetys Consulting.
Career at TELUS
Peter S. has had an extensive career at TELUS, starting as Network Translations Design Manager in 2003 in Burnaby, BC. He then progressed through various roles including Network Translations Planning Manager and Routing Manager. He was promoted to Engineer I and subsequently Engineer II, Voice Traffic Engineering. Peter eventually reached the Sr. Engineer position he holds today. His tenure at TELUS has included responsibilities such as interconnection traffic management across TDM, NGN, and IP infrastructures and creating routing rules for in-region and out-of-region routing.
Previous Experience
Before his current roles, Peter S. gained valuable industry experience at several companies. He worked as a 911 Consultant with Canadian Telecommunications Consultants in Bucharest, Romania, from 2002 to 2003. Prior to that, he served as a Network Architecture Engineer at Novus Communications Inc. in Vancouver, BC, and as a Switching/Network Engineer at GT Group Telecom. His early experience in these roles set the foundation for his later accomplishments.
Industry Contributions
Peter S. has made significant contributions to the telecommunications industry during his tenure at TELUS. He created and implemented routing rules for in-region and out-of-region routing and managed interconnection traffic across various network infrastructures. As TELUS's representative, he participated in industry-wide fora such as the Common Interest Group for Rating and Routing (CIGRR), the Canadian Local Number Portability Consortium (CLNPC), and the Canadian Numbering Administrator (CNA). His responsibilities also included managing OCN/AOCN work in compliance with industry standards.