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The Project Coordinator is responsible for coordinating projects, managing project documents, tracking project milestones, and providing support to program managers. This role involves maintaining project plans, communicating progress, and ensuring project documents are well-organized. It requires 2+ years of experience and proficiency in RAMT, Magnit, ICOMS, GNIS MyWorld, MS Office, and Adobe products.

Coordinates all aspects of a construction project in the telecommunications industry, ensuring projects are completed on time and according to specifications. Uses engineering knowledge to ensure components complement the project. Conducts inspections and interacts with a variety of stakeholders. Requires strong interpersonal, organizational, and communication skills.

Responsible for engineering and documenting telecommunication transmission systems to deliver voice, video, data, and wireless services across regional and national converged networks. Designing, planning, and implementing projects focused on delivering a range of services. Maintaining customer service order queue and completing tasks within SLAs.

The Access Transport Tech II is responsible for provisioning and configuring aggregate devices, routers, optical access, and DWDM equipment that carries video, data, and telephony traffic. This position requires knowledge and experience with various technologies and applications.

The Access Transport Tech II is responsible for provisioning and configuring aggregate devices, routers, optical access, and DWDM equipment to carry video, data, and telephony traffic at customer sites.

Seeking an Access Engineer responsible for designing and implementing telecommunication transmission systems to deliver various services across regional and national networks. Tasks include network designs, cost estimates, equipment engineering, vulnerability analysis, and maintenance of inventory databases. Required qualifications include 3+ years of related experience, knowledge of transmission technologies, collaborative skills, and relevant certifications.

The Access Transport Tech II is responsible for provisioning and configuring aggregate devices, routers, optical access, and DWDM equipment for video, data, and telephony traffic. Performs installation, maintenance, upgrades, and troubleshooting of transport equipment for commercial customers. Coordinates with provisioning, vendors, and customers to ensure quality service and customer satisfaction.

Responsible for engineering and documenting telecommunication transmission systems to deliver voice, video, data, and wireless services across regional and national converged networks. Designing, planning, and implementing projects focused on delivering services ranging from DS-0 through DWDM and including Native Ethernet and IP Services. Maintaining customer service order queue and completing tasks within SLAs.

Join TrueNet as a Remote Sales Representative to sell telecommunications services to Building Ownership and Property Management. Responsibilities include identifying and building relationships with customers, emphasizing service features, maintaining updated databases, and effective communication within the organization.

Join TrueNet as a Remote Sales Representative selling telecommunications services to Building Ownership and Property Management. Responsibilities include cold calling, building relationships, emphasizing service features, maintaining databases, and effective communication within the organization.

The Administrative Assistant provides support to managers and employees, assisting in daily office needs and managing company's general administrative activities. Responsibilities include organizing communication, maintaining documentation, preparing reports, attending meetings, coordinating arrangements, and providing follow-up on tasks. Other duties include event planning, package preparation, inventory management, and special projects. Education requirement is a high school diploma or GED with 2 years of administrative assistant experience. Basic Microsoft Office skills and strong interpersonal skills are needed. The role involves walking, standing, and sitting within the work area and requires effective communication with others in a standard office environment.

The primary responsibilities of the Coax splicer will be to splice/test coax cables aerial and underground in both outside (OSP) and inside (ISP) settings. They will also read, create, and maintain splicing schematics, and diagrams, and create/maintain accurate splicing and field notes.

The Coax Splicer will be responsible for splicing and testing coax cables in OSP and ISP settings. They will also be required to read and interpret work orders, repair or splice-in new lines, install coax cable, ground and test systems, and perform other related tasks. The position requires a high school diploma or GED, 1+ years of coax splicing experience, and basic Microsoft Office skills. The ability to work independently and with a team, prioritize assignments, and communicate effectively is also important. A valid driver's license and clean driving record are necessary.

The Field Engineer gathers field information for telecommunications network construction. They take measurements, travel to work sites, obtain accurate data, adhere to safety guidelines, and report to the design team. This role requires a high school diploma, experience in OSP construction techniques, and proficiency in Microsoft Office. Strong interpersonal and organizational skills are also necessary.

The Product Line Manager is responsible for providing product and market intelligence to increase market share. They must possess analytical thinking and strong business acumen to provide practical recommendations. The role involves competitive analysis, market trend analysis, defining product strategy, customer advocacy, monitoring market success, and participating in industry associations.

The Directional Drill Operator is responsible for operating directional drilling bore equipment for underground utility construction. They also read prints, assess drill path conditions, and ensure safety and compliance with standards. A high school diploma is preferred, and 2+ years of directional drilling experience is required. Knowledge of 811 standards, construction blueprints, and soil conditions is necessary. Strong communication and problem-solving skills are desirable.