MDU/ HOA Installation Manager (FTTH)

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ksa technology partnersVista (CA)

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Senior

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$80,000 to $110,000 per year

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About the role

MDU/HOA Installation Manager | Vista, CA

Compensation: $80,000 to $110,000 per year + bonus

About the Role: We are hiring an experienced Installation Manager to oversee fiber optic build-outs in apartment communities, condominiums, townhome developments, gated neighborhoods, and commercial properties. You will coordinate field crews and contractors, work closely with property decision makers, and keep every project safe, on schedule, and built to spec.

What You'll Do:

Plan and run installations: Own fiber builds from kickoff to completion in multi-tenant residential and commercial settings, including site walks, readiness checks, scheduling, and install planning with construction, sales, and operations partners.
Lead field execution: Direct internal crews, subcontractors, and vendors, and make sure materials are on hand and work is completed efficiently and to a high standard.
Be the main contact for property partners: Work with property managers, HOA boards, and developers throughout each project, and support resident communication so move-in and activation go smoothly.
Drive quality and safety: Inspect completed work, close out punch lists, and verify each project meets scope and standards.
Track and report: Monitor milestones, risks, material needs, and progress, and escalate and resolve issues quickly.
Stay compliant: Follow company standards, local codes, permit requirements, and safety procedures.
What You Bring 5+ years in telecommunications, fiber construction, or network installation, including time in a lead or management capacity
Hands-on experience managing MDU, commercial, HOA, FTTH, or structured cabling projects
Solid grasp of fiber deployment workflows, field operations, scheduling, and contractor management
Strong relationship building skills with property stakeholders, internal teams, and outside partners
Working knowledge of jobsite safety, quality standards, and installation requirements
Excellent organization, communication, and problem solving abilities
Valid driver's license and willingness to travel to job sites

Nice to Have:

Bachelor's degree in telecommunications, engineering, construction management, business, or a related field
Experience with HOA approvals, property access coordination, and resident communications
Familiarity with fiber testing, activation readiness, and construction documentation
Background managing several community projects at once in a telecom construction setting

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