About the role
Job Description:
The engineer will own the technical approach from requirements gathering and fiber/network architecture through RFP/specification development, vendor coordination, field implementation, and system migration. Success will be measured by the ability to develop a consistent, scalable fiber architecture; establish clear technical specifications; effectively coordinate vendors and internal stakeholders; and support successful deployment and migration across the substation network. Please note that we are unable to sponsor applicants requiring work authorization or visas for the positions currently available. We kindly request that only candidates who already possess the legal right to work in the United States apply for consideration.
Responsibilities:
Fiber/network design and architecture management, coordinate installation documents and monitor project progress. Development of technical specifications and RFP documentation across various projects, coordinate milestone communication to necessary parties. Vendor/contractor management and implementation coordination, manage KPI's and metrics and provide clear project updates. Substation deployment coordination across various projects, frequent cross-collaboration with other teams and managers as needed. System migration/integration from legacy databases over to updated/newer workflows. Serve as the dedicated Telecom/Fiber technical SME and project owner for a large-scale utility-grade fiber deployment connecting 100+ substations.
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