Project Manager I

Telecommunications EngineerRequirement/Must Have:1+ years of experience in telecommunications engineering, with a strong focus on outside plant fiber optic network design and/or microwave system engineering.Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics/Telecommunications Engineering, or a related field. Equivalent work experience combined with relevant technical training/certifications will be considered.Technical proficiency in telecom systems, including extensive knowledge of fiber optic communication systems and microwave radio system design.Responsibilities:Plan and engineer outside plant fiber optic networks to connect substations, generation facilities, control centers, and other utility sites.Design both aerial and underground fiber routes, develop route maps, specify fiber optic cables and hardware, and ensure network redundancy and resiliency.Design and optimize point-to-point microwave radio links to connect remote sites and reinforce the fiber network.Plan the placement and design of telecommunications facilities at electric utility locations.Incorporate reliable power solutions into telecom designs to guarantee continuous operation of critical communications during power outages.Contribute to project lifecycle activities from initial scoping through commissioning, developing project scopes and cost estimates.Skills:Proficient in using engineering and mapping tools common to telecom and utility design, including GIS software and CAD tools.Experience using telecom network inventory and database tools, especially Operational Support Systems (OSS).Strong verbal and written communication skills.Qualification And Education:Extensive knowledge of relevant industry standards and codes for telecom and utility installations.Familiarity with National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) guidelines and basic National Electrical Code (NEC) principles.Ability to design solutions that comply with safety regulations and utility policies.