Network Engineer
United States On-site
$65,000–$80,000 a yearJobFig found this opening at its original source and checks that it remains available.
About the role
Pearce Services is seeking a skilled OSP Network Engineer responsible for BAU Engineering work, including entrance cables, Ethernet, small road move projects, aerial work, and permitting with state and local municipalities. The position requires a working level of OSP Design for fiber and copper networks. The successful candidate is responsible for designing an OSP (Outside Plant) telecommunications network, including Copper and Fiber, aerial, buried, and underground network construction. Pearce Services is seeking a skilled OSP Network Engineer responsible for BAU Engineering work, including entrance cables, Ethernet, small road move projects, aerial work, and permitting with state and local municipalities. The successful candidate is responsible for designing an OSP (Outside Plant) telecommunications network, including Copper and Fiber, aerial, buried, and underground network construction.
What you'll bring
- 3-5+ years of experience in copper and fiber-optic/telecommunications/telecom engineering and broadband design (Ethernet).
- Design building/entrance cable, etc.
- Knowledge of outside plant activities (Copper and Fiber Cable Design
- Aerial/Pole Line, Buried and Underground Design/Construction)
- Proven ability to read and understand DOT schematics, identify conflicts with existing outside plant facilities, and select routing of lines and equipment required for projects.
- Knowledge of permitting with state and local municipalities.
- Familiar with GIS (Geographic Information Systems), ESRI, and shapefile functionality
- Ability to resolve problems following standard practices, using judgment within defined policies and guidelines
- Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
- Experience with Lumen Systems knowledge: NDS, WFMT, Fireworks, Bidmaster, SiteTracker, TIRKS, ODIN
- OSP Telecom Construction experience
- At Pearce, we are committed to fair and transparent pay practices.