OAMENII LUI BODE, EXECUTAȚI UNUL CÂTE UNUL!

Gata, chestorul Florin Marius Mihăilă este un simplu lucrător la Academia de Poliție! Statut cu care sigur nu se va împăca…

predoilllll - Ziarul National — Predoiu a început curățenia printre oamenii lui Bode

Mai ales la ce ambiții nemăsurate avea fostul șef de Cabinet al sindicalisto – pălincarului ministru de Interne, Lucian Bode!

”Pentru el s-a dus Bode peste Predoiu”!

Astfel titram ”lovitura” din 17 august. Atunci când îl avertizam pe ministrul Afacerilor Interne de ”legăturile primejdioase” dintre ”ultimele rămășițe” ale ”clanului bodist” de la MAI. Și când dezvăluiam că ”…oare ce a înțeles sindicalisto – pălincarul cu studii terminate la peste 37 de ani din anii petrecuți în fruntea Ministerului Afacerilor Interne? Perioadă în care a avut în subordine puzderie de structuri informative, anticorupție, de protecție internă, cercetare – documentare sau operațiuni speciale? Din toate scandalurile care i-au șuierat pe lângă ureche? NIMIC! Dar absolut NIMIC! Pentru că altfel nu ar fi dat buzna peste succesorul său pentru a forța prelungirea împuternicirii în funcția de șef al Oficiului Național pentru Protecția Martorilor pentru consăteanul său Marius Florin Mihăilă”.

Iată însă că, dacă Bode nu a înțeles nimic, Cătălin Predoiu a făcut-o! Astfel că, în aceeași zi în care chestorul Liviu Vasilescu devenea un ”biet” pensionar, chestorul Marius Florin Mihăilă ajungea și el un oarecare lucrător la Academia de Poliție.

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B r u s s e l s , 1 3 / 0 2 / 2 0 1 8
Mr VALENTIN-IONUT CONSTANTINESCU
Scoartei No 27B
051351 Bucharest
ROMANIA
constantinescu.valentin @yahoo.com
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your letter of 23/01/2018 , which has been registered as a complaint under reference number
CHAP(2018)00281 (please quote this reference in any further correspondence).
The Commission’s services will consider your complaint in the light of the applicable European Union law. You
will be informed of the findings and of any steps taken concerning your complaint by cnect-CAD @ec.europa.eu.
You may opt for confidential or non-confidential treatment of your complaint. If you have not done so in the
complaint form, the Commission’s services will by default treat your complaint confidentially. If you choose
non-confidential treatment, the Commission departments may disclose both your identity and any of the
information submitted by you to the authorities of the Member State against which you have made your
complaint. The disclosure of your identity by the Commission’s services may in some cases be indispensable to
the handling of the complaint.
Please note that, if the Commission decides to act following your complaint, including by launching a formal
infringement procedure, its general aim is to ensure that Member State laws are compliant with EU law and
correctly applied. The submission of a complaint to the Commission may thus not resolve your specific and
individual situation. In order to obtain redress, including compensation if warranted, you should take action at
national level in the Member State concerned. Submitting a complaint to the Commission does not suspend the
time limits for starting legal action under national law. The Commission may also decide not to open formal
infringement procedures, even if it considers that a breach of EU law has occurred.
You can find further information on infringement procedures for breaches of European Union law in the annex
to this letter.
Yours faithfully,
Annex 1: Explanation of infringement procedures launched by the European Commission for breaches of
European Union law
Annex 2: Specific privacy policy statement
Jakub Boratynski
Head of Unit
Commission européenne, B-1049 Bruxelles / Europese Commissie, B-1049 Brussel – Belgium. Telephone:
(32-2) 299 11 11.
1
Explanation of infringement procedures launched by the European Commission for breaches of European Union law
1. Principles
Each Member State is responsible for the transposition, application and implementation of European Union law in its internal legal system. Only national courts can, where appropriate, order a Member State to compensate individuals for infringements of European Union law attributable to it. They have the power to issue orders to administrative bodies and annul a national decision. Therefore, by using the means of redress available at national level (national administrative or judicial authorities) you should, as a rule, be able to assert your rights more directly and more personally than infringement procedures brought by the Commission could.
The European Commission is entrusted with the task of overseeing the application, implementation and enforcement of European Union law. Where a Member State fails to comply with European Union law, the Commission may initiate infringement procedures and if necessay, refer the case to the Court of Justice. It is up to the Commission to decide whether or not to act, and how to act, in response to a complaint concerning a breach of European Union law.
A breach of European Union law means the failure, either by action or omission, of a Member State to fulfil its obligations under the Treaties. Any breach of European Union law by an authority of a Member State, irrespective of the level of the authority involved (at central, regional or local level) is attributable to the Member State to which that authority belongs.
Anyone may lodge a complaint with the Commission free of charge against any Member State about any measure (law, regulation or administrative action) or the absence of such measure or practice which they consider incompatible with European Union law. You do not have to demonstrate a formal interest in bringing proceedings nor do you have to prove that you are principally and directly concerned by the infringement complained of. A complaint about a breach of European Union law has to relate to an infringement of European Union law by a Member State. It cannot therefore concern a private dispute.
2 Handling of your complaint by the Commission’s services
After examining the facts and in the light of the rules and priorities established by the Commission for opening and pursuing infringement procedures1, the Commission services will decide whether further action should be taken on your complaint.
It may be necessary to gather further information to determine the factual and legal situation of your case. If necessary, you will be asked to supply further information. Should the Commission contact the authorities of the Member State against which you have made your complaint, it will not disclose your identity unless you have given your express permission to do so (see below point 3).
If the Commission considers that there may be an infringement of European Union law which warrants the opening of an infringement procedure, it addresses a „letter of formal notice” to the Member State concerned, requesting it to submit its observations by a specified date.
In the light of the reply or absence of a reply from the Member State concerned, the Commission may decide to address a „reasoned opinion” to the Member State, calling on the Member State to comply with European Union law within a specified period.
The purpose of those formal contacts is to determine whether there is indeed an infringement of European Union law and, if so, to resolve the case at this stage without having to take it to the Court of Justice. The Commission may decide whether or not to pursue the infringement procedures any further.
1 Communication from the Commission – EU law: Better results through better application (C(2016)8600 final).
2
If the Commission brings the case before the Court of Justice of the European Union, it may take several years for the Court of Justice to hand down its judgment. Judgments of the Court of Justice differ from those of national courts. The Court of Justice delivers a judgment stating whether there has been an infringement of European Union law. The Court of Justice cannot annul a national provision which is incompatible with European Union law, nor force a national administration to respond to the request of an individual, nor order the Member State to pay damages to an individual adversely affected by an infringement of European Union law.
It is up to a Member State against which the Court of Justice has handed down its judgment to take whatever measures are necessary to comply with it, particularly to resolve the dispute which gave rise to the proceedings. If the Member State does not comply, the Commission may again bring the matter before the Court of Justice seeking to have financial sanctions imposed on the Member State until the latter puts an end to the infringement.
Following the examination of your complaint, the Commission may also decide not to open formal infringement procedures, even if it considers that a breach of EU law has occurred.2
3. Administrative procedures for the handling of your complaint
After receiving your complaint, the Commission will:
a. register your complaint (by assigning to it an official reference number, which should be quoted in any further correspondence) and acknowledge its receipt within 15 working days;
b. assess your complaint with a view to arriving at a decision to issue a formal notice or to close the case within not more than one year. Where that time limit is exceeded, the Commission will inform you in writing of the status of the file;
c. where appropriate, propose to transfer it to the most suitable problem-solving mechanism;
d. inform you about progress on your complaint;
e. not disclose your identity to the authorities of the Member State concerned, unless you have explicitly chosen non-confidential treatment of your complaint.
You are referred to the following Commission documents which explain the Commission’s general approach to the management of correspondence and complaints:
 Code of good administrative behaviour for staff of the European Commission in their relations with the public, available on the EUR-Lex website (http://eur-lex.europa.eu) under its publication reference, Official Journal L 267, 20.10.2000, p. 63.
 Administrative procedures for the handling of relations with the complainant regarding the application of European Union law, Annex to the Commission Communication „EU law: Better results through better application”, accessible on the EUR-Lex website (http: //eur-lex.europa.eu) under the reference, C (2016) 8600 final.
 Regulation 45/2001 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by the Community institutions and bodies and on the free movement of such data, available on the EUR-Lex website (http: //eur-lex.europa.eu) under its publication reference, Official Journal L 8, 12.1.2001, p. 1.
2 Communication from the Commission – EU law: Better results through better application (C(2016)8600 final).

25 COMENTARII

Constantinescu Valentin-Ionut 2023-08-27 At 15:10:10
114 afisari
- Barbu Gh. 2023-08-27 At 15:26:51
  Șefule, care-i rostul comentariilor cu „n” afișări?
  - Constantinescu Valentin-Ionut 2023-08-27 At 15:31:01
    Nu ai minte de strateg….am rezervat prima afisare…puteam scrie orice
  - Constantinescu Valentin-Ionut 2023-08-27 At 15:32:28
    Bine…hai ca tot m-ati bagat in seama…inca o bomboana pe coliva mai…cine a coordonat interventia de la Crevedia nu a fost pompier…puteti verifica…..
  - Constantinescu Valentin-Ionut 2023-08-27 At 16:28:33
    Communications Networks, Content and Technology
    B r u s s e l s , 1 3 / 0 2 / 2 0 1 8
    Mr VALENTIN-IONUT CONSTANTINESCU
    Scoartei No 27B
    051351 Bucharest
    ROMANIA
    constantinescu.valentin @yahoo.com
    Dear Sir,
    Thank you for your letter of 23/01/2018 , which has been registered as a complaint under reference number
    CHAP(2018)00281 (please quote this reference in any further correspondence).
    The Commission’s services will consider your complaint in the light of the applicable European Union law. You
    will be informed of the findings and of any steps taken concerning your complaint by cnect-CAD @ec.europa.eu.
    You may opt for confidential or non-confidential treatment of your complaint. If you have not done so in the
    complaint form, the Commission’s services will by default treat your complaint confidentially. If you choose
    non-confidential treatment, the Commission departments may disclose both your identity and any of the
    information submitted by you to the authorities of the Member State against which you have made your
    complaint. The disclosure of your identity by the Commission’s services may in some cases be indispensable to
    the handling of the complaint.
    Please note that, if the Commission decides to act following your complaint, including by launching a formal
    infringement procedure, its general aim is to ensure that Member State laws are compliant with EU law and
    correctly applied. The submission of a complaint to the Commission may thus not resolve your specific and
    individual situation. In order to obtain redress, including compensation if warranted, you should take action at
    national level in the Member State concerned. Submitting a complaint to the Commission does not suspend the
    time limits for starting legal action under national law. The Commission may also decide not to open formal
    infringement procedures, even if it considers that a breach of EU law has occurred.
    You can find further information on infringement procedures for breaches of European Union law in the annex
    to this letter.
    Yours faithfully,
    Annex 1: Explanation of infringement procedures launched by the European Commission for breaches of
    European Union law
    Annex 2: Specific privacy policy statement
    Jakub Boratynski
    Head of Unit
    Commission européenne, B-1049 Bruxelles / Europese Commissie, B-1049 Brussel – Belgium. Telephone:
    (32-2) 299 11 11.
    1
    Explanation of infringement procedures launched by the European Commission for breaches of European Union law
    1. Principles
    Each Member State is responsible for the transposition, application and implementation of European Union law in its internal legal system. Only national courts can, where appropriate, order a Member State to compensate individuals for infringements of European Union law attributable to it. They have the power to issue orders to administrative bodies and annul a national decision. Therefore, by using the means of redress available at national level (national administrative or judicial authorities) you should, as a rule, be able to assert your rights more directly and more personally than infringement procedures brought by the Commission could.
    The European Commission is entrusted with the task of overseeing the application, implementation and enforcement of European Union law. Where a Member State fails to comply with European Union law, the Commission may initiate infringement procedures and if necessay, refer the case to the Court of Justice. It is up to the Commission to decide whether or not to act, and how to act, in response to a complaint concerning a breach of European Union law.
    A breach of European Union law means the failure, either by action or omission, of a Member State to fulfil its obligations under the Treaties. Any breach of European Union law by an authority of a Member State, irrespective of the level of the authority involved (at central, regional or local level) is attributable to the Member State to which that authority belongs.
    Anyone may lodge a complaint with the Commission free of charge against any Member State about any measure (law, regulation or administrative action) or the absence of such measure or practice which they consider incompatible with European Union law. You do not have to demonstrate a formal interest in bringing proceedings nor do you have to prove that you are principally and directly concerned by the infringement complained of. A complaint about a breach of European Union law has to relate to an infringement of European Union law by a Member State. It cannot therefore concern a private dispute.
    2 Handling of your complaint by the Commission’s services
    After examining the facts and in the light of the rules and priorities established by the Commission for opening and pursuing infringement procedures1, the Commission services will decide whether further action should be taken on your complaint.
    It may be necessary to gather further information to determine the factual and legal situation of your case. If necessary, you will be asked to supply further information. Should the Commission contact the authorities of the Member State against which you have made your complaint, it will not disclose your identity unless you have given your express permission to do so (see below point 3).
    If the Commission considers that there may be an infringement of European Union law which warrants the opening of an infringement procedure, it addresses a „letter of formal notice” to the Member State concerned, requesting it to submit its observations by a specified date.
    In the light of the reply or absence of a reply from the Member State concerned, the Commission may decide to address a „reasoned opinion” to the Member State, calling on the Member State to comply with European Union law within a specified period.
    The purpose of those formal contacts is to determine whether there is indeed an infringement of European Union law and, if so, to resolve the case at this stage without having to take it to the Court of Justice. The Commission may decide whether or not to pursue the infringement procedures any further.
    1 Communication from the Commission – EU law: Better results through better application (C(2016)8600 final).
    2
    If the Commission brings the case before the Court of Justice of the European Union, it may take several years for the Court of Justice to hand down its judgment. Judgments of the Court of Justice differ from those of national courts. The Court of Justice delivers a judgment stating whether there has been an infringement of European Union law. The Court of Justice cannot annul a national provision which is incompatible with European Union law, nor force a national administration to respond to the request of an individual, nor order the Member State to pay damages to an individual adversely affected by an infringement of European Union law.
    It is up to a Member State against which the Court of Justice has handed down its judgment to take whatever measures are necessary to comply with it, particularly to resolve the dispute which gave rise to the proceedings. If the Member State does not comply, the Commission may again bring the matter before the Court of Justice seeking to have financial sanctions imposed on the Member State until the latter puts an end to the infringement.
    Following the examination of your complaint, the Commission may also decide not to open formal infringement procedures, even if it considers that a breach of EU law has occurred.2
    3. Administrative procedures for the handling of your complaint
    After receiving your complaint, the Commission will:
    a. register your complaint (by assigning to it an official reference number, which should be quoted in any further correspondence) and acknowledge its receipt within 15 working days;
    b. assess your complaint with a view to arriving at a decision to issue a formal notice or to close the case within not more than one year. Where that time limit is exceeded, the Commission will inform you in writing of the status of the file;
    c. where appropriate, propose to transfer it to the most suitable problem-solving mechanism;
    d. inform you about progress on your complaint;
    e. not disclose your identity to the authorities of the Member State concerned, unless you have explicitly chosen non-confidential treatment of your complaint.
    You are referred to the following Commission documents which explain the Commission’s general approach to the management of correspondence and complaints:
     Code of good administrative behaviour for staff of the European Commission in their relations with the public, available on the EUR-Lex website (http://eur-lex.europa.eu) under its publication reference, Official Journal L 267, 20.10.2000, p. 63.
     Administrative procedures for the handling of relations with the complainant regarding the application of European Union law, Annex to the Commission Communication „EU law: Better results through better application”, accessible on the EUR-Lex website (http: //eur-lex.europa.eu) under the reference, C (2016) 8600 final.
     Regulation 45/2001 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by the Community institutions and bodies and on the free movement of such data, available on the EUR-Lex website (http: //eur-lex.europa.eu) under its publication reference, Official Journal L 8, 12.1.2001, p. 1.
    2 Communication from the Commission – EU law: Better results through better application (C(2016)8600 final).
    - Obs . 2023-08-27 At 22:29:17
      @ X 20:48:31 : Exista si alte forme de rezistenta , blocarea comentariilor cu repetarea # nu rezolva nimic .
- Constantinescu Valentin-Ionut 2023-08-27 At 16:14:59
  CONSTANTINESCU VALENTIN IONUT
  Transmission Design Engineer – Telekom
  Age 44 from Bucuresti, not married
  Contact details
  Email: constantinescu.valentin@yahoo.com Tel: 074516676807262469050766440743
  Address: Str Cetatea Histria , Nr 2
  About me
  Experience
  Professional experience
  Experience by
  departments
  IT Software : 7 months
  Telecommunications : 18 years and 11 months
  Manufacturing : 1 year and 3 months
  Nov 2017 – present Transmission Design Engineer – Telekom
  2 years and 8 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Transmission Design.Planning Microwave and FO transmission solutions.
  Mar 2016 – Nov 2017 Expert – Ancom
  1 year and 9 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Technical regulations , Net Neutrality , Netograf , Operators Incidents.
  Jul 2014 – Mar 2016 Noc Engineer – Ericsson
  1 year and 9 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  MONITORING:RAN/INFRASTRUCTURE,CORE/COMPLAINTS,IP/PS,TRANSMISSIONS ACCESS/CORE
  REFERENCES:Marius Irimia-O&M DIRECTOR,0766 440 149
  Acquired skills and knowledge:
  MULTIVENDOR EQUIPMENT
  Dec 2010 – Jul 2014 Network Management Engineer – S.C COSMOTE S.A
  3 years and 8 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  MONITORING BTS/NODE B/SDRERICSSON,
  SIEMENS,ZTE,HUAWEI,ALCATEL-LUCENT(GSM,CDMA,UMTS,LTE);MONITORING CORE
  NODES-BSC,RNC,MSC,MSS,MGW,HLR,PDSN,GGSN,SGSN;MONITORING
  TRANSMISSIONS-HUAWEI,ALCATEL,ERICSSON:E1(2MB),L2(FE),STM 1/4/16/64;MONITORING
  PLATFORMS,SERVICES.COMMISSIONING:GSM BTS,NODE B UMTS
  REFERENCES:Marius Irimia-O&M DIRECTOR,0766 440 149
  Jan 2010 – Dec 2010 RF Engineer – Total West Telecom
  1 year Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Team leader
  Installation and Commissioning of 3G equipments(ZTE) and MW links(Ericsson Traffic Node, Alcatel
  AWY,NEC Paso links)-COSMOTE Project
  Feb 2008 – Jun 2009 Project Manager – Raycap Corporation
  1 year and 5 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Project coordinator
  Planning weekly the project teamsVisiting sites to resolve issues on the spot when is necessary.
  Coordinating and following up teams on the field.
  Handling all issues related of expenses of project teams.Project planning , scheduling and execution
  Maintaining a very good interface with customer and subcontractors
  Mr Petre Deaconu -Technical Manager
  Oct 2005 – Jan 2008 RF Engineer – Romkatel-Kathrein
  2 years and 4 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Performing installation and commissioning for GSM operators(RBS Ericsson 2106,2206,Siemens 240
  XL),Algon repeaters 1700,1200, ALR 1200,Mikom half band repeaters
  Drive tests for GSM operators(ASCOM,VMCC, TEMS 2G and 3G)
  Site master and BER measurements on the site;Site survey for BTS and MW;Team leader
  More than 40 BTS and MW installation and commissioning
  Drive tests for measurements in more than 25 city in the country
  Dan Tomin-General Mnager
  dan.tomin @romkatel.ro
  May 2003 – Oct 2005 Deputy Commissioning Manager – TELVENT ENERGIA Y MEDIO AMBIENTE
  2 years and 6 months Ploiesti | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Testing,supervision of installation of telecomm equipments, Microvawe site survey
  I work with NOKIA PDH multiplexers and optical line equipments
  HARRIS Microstar 7,15,23 Ghz microvawe;Commissioning , Maintenance
  Commisioning of more than 60 sites in the country
  Site survey-breeze equipment done for border police in Ukraine in another project ,also for Telvent
  Kenneth Mackenzie-General Consultant Pipeline Engineering Gmbh Essen Germany
  Phone no:+44 77 330 756 16;e-mail address:highchart@aol.com
  Catalin Ruse-Head of Telecommunication Departament S.C.CONPET S.A
  Phone no:0722 280 700
  e-mail address:catalinruse@yahoo.com
  Feb 2001 – May 2003 BTS MW Commissioning Engineer – S.C INTRAROM S.A
  2 years and 4 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Testing, Commissioning ,Maintenance and acceptance telecomm equipment and BTS and MW sites
  I work with Ericsson equipments:RBS 2000 family and MINILINK MW family
  More than 30 integration of sites in Cosmorom project
  Ion Mocanu-Project Manager
  Jul 2000 – Jan 2001 Engineer – TRONIC EAST EUROPE
  7 months Bucharest | IT Software | –
  Logistic ,Support
  Mar 1999 – Jul 2000 Stagiary engineer – S.C SOPREX I.M.I S.A
  1 year and 5 months Bucharest | Manufacturing | –
  Stagiary engineer
  Education
  2013 – 2015 Master’s degree – Tehnical Military Academy
  Communication | Bucharest
  1994 – 1999 Bachelor’s degree – Politehnica University Bucharest
  Communication | Bucharest
  Mobile and sattelite communication
  Skills
  General skills
  flexible program
  Skills from work experience
  MULTIVENDOR EQUIPMENT
  Foreign languages
  English – Advanced, French – Beginner
  Other info
  Certifications
  DWDM
  period Feb 2018 – Feb 2018
  Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing
  PROJECT MANAGER COURSE
  period Jan 2015 – Jan 2015
  HUAWEI PDSN / ZTE RAN COURSE / OMS 1410/3255/1664 / HUAWEI CDMA / SS7ADVANCED/SIGTRAN / MPLS /
  ERICSSON 6601 FAMILY / STP
  period Apr 2011 – Jul 2014
  TRAINING COURSES
  HARRIS MICROSTAR FAMILY/NOKIA PDH MULTIPLEXERS
  period Aug 2004 – Sep 2004
  Introduction in GSM
  period Jul 1998 – Jul 1998
  MOBIFON.S.A(CONNEX)
  Trainings
  Microsoft Networking Fundamentals
  period Feb 2017 – Feb 2017
  Microsoft Networking Fundamentals
  Microsoft Office
  period Aug 2016 – Aug 2016
  Excel
  Social Media
  period Mar 2016 – Mar 2016
  Military service
  period Oct 1999 – Apr 2000
  Driving license
  Category B
  acquired on 16 Mar 1994
- Constantinescu Valentin-Ionut 2023-08-27 At 16:15:29
  UITE DE ASTA AM REZERVAT PRIMA POZITIE….
  CONSTANTINESCU VALENTIN IONUT
  Transmission Design Engineer – Telekom
  Age 44 from Bucuresti, not married
  Contact details
  Email: constantinescu.valentin@yahoo.com Tel: 074516676807262469050766440743
  Address: Str Cetatea Histria , Nr 2
  About me
  Experience
  Professional experience
  Experience by
  departments
  IT Software : 7 months
  Telecommunications : 18 years and 11 months
  Manufacturing : 1 year and 3 months
  Nov 2017 – present Transmission Design Engineer – Telekom
  2 years and 8 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Transmission Design.Planning Microwave and FO transmission solutions.
  Mar 2016 – Nov 2017 Expert – Ancom
  1 year and 9 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Technical regulations , Net Neutrality , Netograf , Operators Incidents.
  Jul 2014 – Mar 2016 Noc Engineer – Ericsson
  1 year and 9 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  MONITORING:RAN/INFRASTRUCTURE,CORE/COMPLAINTS,IP/PS,TRANSMISSIONS ACCESS/CORE
  REFERENCES:Marius Irimia-O&M DIRECTOR,0766 440 149
  Acquired skills and knowledge:
  MULTIVENDOR EQUIPMENT
  Dec 2010 – Jul 2014 Network Management Engineer – S.C COSMOTE S.A
  3 years and 8 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  MONITORING BTS/NODE B/SDRERICSSON,
  SIEMENS,ZTE,HUAWEI,ALCATEL-LUCENT(GSM,CDMA,UMTS,LTE);MONITORING CORE
  NODES-BSC,RNC,MSC,MSS,MGW,HLR,PDSN,GGSN,SGSN;MONITORING
  TRANSMISSIONS-HUAWEI,ALCATEL,ERICSSON:E1(2MB),L2(FE),STM 1/4/16/64;MONITORING
  PLATFORMS,SERVICES.COMMISSIONING:GSM BTS,NODE B UMTS
  REFERENCES:Marius Irimia-O&M DIRECTOR,0766 440 149
  Jan 2010 – Dec 2010 RF Engineer – Total West Telecom
  1 year Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Team leader
  Installation and Commissioning of 3G equipments(ZTE) and MW links(Ericsson Traffic Node, Alcatel
  AWY,NEC Paso links)-COSMOTE Project
  Feb 2008 – Jun 2009 Project Manager – Raycap Corporation
  1 year and 5 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Project coordinator
  Planning weekly the project teamsVisiting sites to resolve issues on the spot when is necessary.
  Coordinating and following up teams on the field.
  Handling all issues related of expenses of project teams.Project planning , scheduling and execution
  Maintaining a very good interface with customer and subcontractors
  Mr Petre Deaconu -Technical Manager
  Oct 2005 – Jan 2008 RF Engineer – Romkatel-Kathrein
  2 years and 4 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Performing installation and commissioning for GSM operators(RBS Ericsson 2106,2206,Siemens 240
  XL),Algon repeaters 1700,1200, ALR 1200,Mikom half band repeaters
  Drive tests for GSM operators(ASCOM,VMCC, TEMS 2G and 3G)
  Site master and BER measurements on the site;Site survey for BTS and MW;Team leader
  More than 40 BTS and MW installation and commissioning
  Drive tests for measurements in more than 25 city in the country
  Dan Tomin-General Mnager
  dan.tomin @romkatel.ro
  May 2003 – Oct 2005 Deputy Commissioning Manager – TELVENT ENERGIA Y MEDIO AMBIENTE
  2 years and 6 months Ploiesti | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Testing,supervision of installation of telecomm equipments, Microvawe site survey
  I work with NOKIA PDH multiplexers and optical line equipments
  HARRIS Microstar 7,15,23 Ghz microvawe;Commissioning , Maintenance
  Commisioning of more than 60 sites in the country
  Site survey-breeze equipment done for border police in Ukraine in another project ,also for Telvent
  Kenneth Mackenzie-General Consultant Pipeline Engineering Gmbh Essen Germany
  Phone no:+44 77 330 756 16;e-mail address:highchart@aol.com
  Catalin Ruse-Head of Telecommunication Departament S.C.CONPET S.A
  Phone no:0722 280 700
  e-mail address:catalinruse@yahoo.com
  Feb 2001 – May 2003 BTS MW Commissioning Engineer – S.C INTRAROM S.A
  2 years and 4 months Bucharest | Telecommunications | IT / Telecom
  Testing, Commissioning ,Maintenance and acceptance telecomm equipment and BTS and MW sites
  I work with Ericsson equipments:RBS 2000 family and MINILINK MW family
  More than 30 integration of sites in Cosmorom project
  Ion Mocanu-Project Manager
  Jul 2000 – Jan 2001 Engineer – TRONIC EAST EUROPE
  7 months Bucharest | IT Software | –
  Logistic ,Support
  Mar 1999 – Jul 2000 Stagiary engineer – S.C SOPREX I.M.I S.A
  1 year and 5 months Bucharest | Manufacturing | –
  Stagiary engineer
  Education
  2013 – 2015 Master’s degree – Tehnical Military Academy
  Communication | Bucharest
  1994 – 1999 Bachelor’s degree – Politehnica University Bucharest
  Communication | Bucharest
  Mobile and sattelite communication
  Skills
  General skills
  flexible program
  Skills from work experience
  MULTIVENDOR EQUIPMENT
  Foreign languages
  English – Advanced, French – Beginner
  Other info
  Certifications
  DWDM
  period Feb 2018 – Feb 2018
  Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing
  PROJECT MANAGER COURSE
  period Jan 2015 – Jan 2015
  HUAWEI PDSN / ZTE RAN COURSE / OMS 1410/3255/1664 / HUAWEI CDMA / SS7ADVANCED/SIGTRAN / MPLS /
  ERICSSON 6601 FAMILY / STP
  period Apr 2011 – Jul 2014
  TRAINING COURSES
  HARRIS MICROSTAR FAMILY/NOKIA PDH MULTIPLEXERS
  period Aug 2004 – Sep 2004
  Introduction in GSM
  period Jul 1998 – Jul 1998
  MOBIFON.S.A(CONNEX)
  Trainings
  Microsoft Networking Fundamentals
  period Feb 2017 – Feb 2017
  Microsoft Networking Fundamentals
  Microsoft Office
  period Aug 2016 – Aug 2016
  Excel
  Social Media
  period Mar 2016 – Mar 2016
  Military service
  period Oct 1999 – Apr 2000
  Driving license
  Category B
  acquired on 16 Mar 1994

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