End-to-end network architecture, planning, and detailed design for optical, IP, subsea, and data center programs — translating business requirements into multi-vendor, deployment-ready blueprints.
STCS solution architects bring deep multi-vendor expertise across every major technology domain — translating your program requirements into practical, buildable architectures that reduce risk at execution.
Multi-vendor network architecture across optical, IP/MPLS, data center, and subsea domains. Technology selection, reference designs, and program-level integration architecture.
Capacity planning, link dimensioning, and topology design for backbone, metro, and access networks. Traffic modeling and long-term growth scenarios.
Detailed link design, OSNR budgeting, power level calculations, and site-level optical design. Route engineering and physical layer specifications for deployment teams.
Cross-domain integration blueprints for programs spanning Nokia, Ciena, Cisco, Huawei, and emerging OEM platforms — ensuring interoperability before deployment begins.
DWDM system planning, optical link design, wavelength assignment, amplifier placement, and ROADM network topology — Nokia and Ciena platforms.
IP/MPLS network architecture, routing protocol design (BGP/OSPF/IS-IS), traffic engineering, and QoS policy design across Cisco, Nokia, and Huawei.
Data center fabric design, DCI architecture, spine-leaf topology, and interconnect planning for hyperscale and enterprise environments.
Subsea terminal architecture, landing station design, and integration planning for global cable systems — hyperscaler and carrier programs.
Planning without execution alignment creates re-work. STCS architects design with deployment realities in mind — our 360° PM framework ensures plans are buildable, testable, and operationally handover-ready from the first blueprint.
Every design deliverable is reviewed against deployment constraints — site access, equipment lead times, and staging requirements — before the project moves to build phase.
Multi-vendor expertise means interoperability issues are resolved at design time, not during field commissioning — dramatically reducing costly mid-program changes.
All design outputs follow documentation-first standards — network diagrams, link calculations, BOQ/RFAI, and configuration templates that hand directly to deployment teams.
Our architecture and engineering teams maintain deep multi-vendor certification across global tier-1 equipment manufacturers.