Aaron Li
About Aaron Li
Aaron Li is a Wireless Performance Engineer at TELUS with extensive experience in wireless network deployment and optimization.
Current Role at TELUS
Aaron Li currently serves as a Wireless Performance Engineer at TELUS. He has been with the company since April 2008. His primary responsibilities include monitoring and improving the performance of legacy iDEN and CDMA networks. Aaron is also involved in optimizing UMTS network performance and developing tools to enhance optimization efficiency. His extensive experience in wireless network technologies makes him a key part of the TELUS team.
Previous Experience at Flextronics
Before joining TELUS, Aaron Li worked at Flextronics as a Senior Test Engineer from 2005 to 2008. In this role, he was responsible for developing test solutions and strategies for products. His work involved both software and hardware development, product conformance test development, and environmental testing analysis. His contributions during his tenure significantly impacted the company's product quality and reliability.
Career at Nortel
From 1996 to 2005, Aaron Li was a System Test Engineer at Nortel. During this nine-year period, he was instrumental in developing test solutions and strategies for Nortel’s wireless products. His responsibilities included software and hardware development, product conformance test development, and environmental testing analysis. His efforts were pivotal in ensuring the reliability and performance of Nortel's wireless solutions.
Motorola Asia Pacific Experience
Aaron Li worked as a Wireless Project Coordinator at Motorola HK from 1991 to 1996. He was responsible for deploying Analog, GSM, and CDMA networks across Hong Kong and China. His role involved technical team leadership, project coordination, field support, and customer technical support. His work significantly contributed to the expansion and performance of Motorola’s wireless network operations in the Asia Pacific region.
Educational Background
Aaron Li studied Electrical and Electronics Engineering at The University of Calgary from 1984 to 1987. He achieved his Electrical Engineering degree after completing the program. His education provided a strong foundation in engineering principles, which has been crucial throughout his career. This technical background has enabled him to excel in various roles in the wireless communications industry.