OSP Designer

Conduct field surveys of utility poles and existing telecommunications infrastructure. Identify, document, and verify pole information, existing attachments, and field conditions. Understand fiber optic networks, fiber counts, cable routes, and fiber distribution. Collect accurate field measurements, photographs, GPS locations, and other required survey information. Review existing records, maps, prints, and engineering documentation. Support the development and preparation of OSP fiber designs and engineering plans. Identify potential field issues, construction conflicts, and discrepancies between existing records and actual field conditions. Enter field data and maintain accurate documentation using company-provided software and computer systems. Communicate with project managers, engineers, customers, and other team members regarding project progress and field findings. Follow all applicable safety procedures and fieldwork requirements. Complete assigned work accurately, efficiently, and within established deadlines. Maintain a professional attitude and represent the company appropriately when working with customers, utilities, and the public. Required Qualifications Previous telecommunications or OSP engineering experience. Working knowledge of fiber optic networks, fiber counts, and telecommunications infrastructure. Experience with pole surveying, field data collection, or utility infrastructure surveys. General computer skills, including email, Microsoft Office, data entry, and navigating computer-based systems. Ability to read and understand engineering prints, maps, and technical documentation. Strong attention to detail and the ability to collect accurate field information. Ability to work independently, manage time effectively, and meet deadlines. Willingness to travel throughout the assigned service area, typically within a 1-3 hour driving radius of the candidate's home area. Reliable personal transportation and a valid driver's license. Dependable attendance, strong communication skills, and a professional attitude. Ability to work outdoors in varying weather conditions and walk or stand for extended periods as required by field surveys. Preferred Qualifications Experience with Verizon or other telecommunications provider engineering standards and processes. Knowledge of aerial and underground fiber optic construction. Experience identifying utility poles, existing attachments, pole lines, and telecommunications facilities. Familiarity with OSP design software, GIS mapping, CAD, or other engineering and mapping applications. Experience with fiber route design, cable placement, splice locations, and distribution layouts. Understanding of utility pole attachment requirements and applicable safety practices. Previous experience completing field surveys and preparing engineering deliverables. Professional Expectations Maintain a professional appearance and conduct while representing the company and interacting with customers. Provide accurate, complete, and timely field information. Communicate promptly regarding project status, travel, scheduling, and field issues. Follow company policies, safety requirements, and customer-specific procedures. Take ownership of assigned work and demonstrate accountability for quality and productivity. Be flexible and willing to travel to different project locations as workload and business needs require. Maintain the confidentiality of customer information and company records. Work Environment and Travel This position combines fieldwork with computer-based engineering and documentation tasks. Candidates must be comfortable traveling to various project locations within approximately a 1-3 hour radius of their home area. Daily travel requirements and overnight travel, if any, will depend on project assignments. Reliable transportation is required to reach assigned field locations. Candidates should be prepared to work independently while maintaining communication with management and the engineering team. #J-18808-Ljbffr Cyient