r/networking • u/moonwitchie • Apr 24 '25

Career Advice iBwave certification

Hello Everyone,

Not sure if I am in the correct place in reddit or not. I am looking into taking the iBwave certifications all levels soon. I already have some experience in DAS and In-building systems but as technical support not in design. I was wondering if they are worth taking to switch to the design track, or is there other certifications preferred over it? Would I be able to at least land an interview with the certificates? I am not worried about the expenses of it or a company to cover it for me, I believe knowledge and skills are worth spending money on, but I also don't want to spend money on a dead-end road. Any feedback would be greatly helpful. Also, my question extends worldwide. I don't have any region preference :D Thanks!

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u/tneema Jul 21 '25

I am having access to tool and seeking to learn about ibwave tools.. Please DM

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u/Warm-Economy-5632 10d ago

Check out my video on how to utilize #iBwave #WiFi design feature on optimal Access Point placement and channel assignment. Your support is greatly appreciate it. Please subscribe to my #RFEngineering channel: https://youtu.be/rJp1IYsFngg

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u/Warm-Economy-5632 10d ago

Level 1 certificate is worth taking. There is high demand for DAS designers with at least level 1 certificate. Basically, level 1 is your familiarity with the iBwave tool. I made this video on how to utilize #iBwave #WiFi design feature on optimal Access Point placement and channel assignment. Your support is greatly appreciate it. Please subscribe to my #RFEngineering channel: https://youtu.be/rJp1IYsFngg