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Telecommunications & Media Consulting Senior Manager

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accentureIrving (TX)

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Overview: As a Network Transformation expert in Accenture’s Communications & Media group, you will lead end-to-end network lifecycle initiatives—from strategy and design to deployment and operations. You’ll work with senior client stakeholders to translate tech shifts into investment roadmaps and operating models. Your work will drive AI-enabled network design, autonomous operations, and OSS/BSS modernization at scale. This role offers you the chance to shape multi-domain networks and deliver measurable business value. Compensation / Benefits medical, dental, vision life insurance 401(k) plan bonus opportunities paid holidays paid time off
Responsibilities: Lead network lifecycle initiatives across design, build, deploy, and operate phases Advise on multi-domain fiber, wireless, and cable networks for consumer and enterprise segments Integrate OSS capabilities into transformation programs (inventory, provisioning, activation, service assurance) Apply AI/GenAI or automation to design, deployment, and operations for intelligent networks Engage senior stakeholders to translate technology shifts into roadmaps and investment cases Drive sales origination and delivery, shaping offerings and leading pursuits Develop comprehensive, results-focused network strategies and roadmaps Build trusted client relationships and lead cross-functional teams to deliver value
Key requirements: 8+ years in consulting or practical work in Communications & Media with a focus on network/telecom 6+ years in network transformation across lifecycle phases Experience with fiber/wireline, wireless (4G/5G, RAN/ORAN), and/or cable networks Experience applying AI/GenAI or automation to network transformation Working knowledge of OSS (inventory, provisioning, orchestration, service assurance) Experience engaging senior network stakeholders (CTO, Network Ops, Planning, Engineering) Bachelor’s degree Executive engagement and credibility Thought leadership and advisory presence Cross-functional collaboration AI, GenAI, agentic automation Network design and deployment RAN/ORAN, 4G/5G

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