Capacity Operations Engineer III

We are seeking a Capacity Operations Engineer to support the planning, deployment, and optimization of access network infrastructure for an enterprise company onsite in Philadelphia, PA. This role works closely with engineering and cross-functional teams to help manage network capacity, support network element engineering activities, and contribute to troubleshooting, reporting, and continuous improvement initiatives. This is an excellent opportunity for a technically curious detail oriented who enjoys problem-solving, collaboration, and building expertise in network engineering and operations. Responsibilities: • Support access network capacity planning activities by helping evaluate demand, track utilization trends, and contribute to budget-informed engineering decisions. • Assist with the design, testing, and implementation of network augmentation efforts, including participation in technical trials and deployment-related tasks across access technologies including CMTS, vCMTS, and PON/OLT environments. • Help configure and maintain access network elements while following established engineering practices, documentation standards, and operational procedures. • Participate in issue triage and reporting by gathering relevant data, identifying patterns, and escalating concerns to the appropriate engineering teams when needed. • Work with cross-functional partners to coordinate updates related to network topology, engineering records, and operational readiness. • Contribute to continuous improvement efforts by identifying process gaps, supporting better workflows, and sharing observations that improve team effectiveness. • Use network data, internal tools, and available models to support analysis, validate changes, and improve visibility into capacity and performance conditions. • Communicate status, findings, and technical concerns clearly with teammates and stakeholders to support timely decision-making and business continuity. • Build knowledge of market topology, engineering dependencies, and support processes to strengthen operational execution over time.