Lead Telecom Designer - Community

A lead telecom designer designs advanced telecommunication system schematics to support K-12 school projects in our Community sector, prepares design documents and performs engineering calculations in coordination with project teams and multiple disciplines. Lead designers train, mentor, and provide leadership to telecom design staff which may include directly supervising others.

Key Responsibilities:

• Assisting in developing overall IT technology system schematics to support projects in our Community Sector
• Designs layouts of IT hub rooms, cable tray infrastructure, raceway, rack elevations and schematics
• Preparing drawings of system layout, details, and signal flow diagrams
• Technologies include and are not limited to, wireless clock design, wireless access points (WAP), distributed antennae systems (DAS), and intercom systems

• Proactively seeks opportunities for continuous learning and understanding of industry software, including Revit, Bluebeam Revu, and Microsoft Office Products.

• Producing low voltage system drawings and specifications suitable for bidding by qualified contractors
• Performing necessary calculations and be involved in job site visits, construction observations and/or attend client meetings
• Working with architects, clients, contractors and project managers to create a successful outcome
• Managing multiple projects/tasks simultaneously

Required Qualifications:

• Have at least 3-5+ years of IT technology design experience
• Are proficient in Revit (must have experience building construction documents) and AutoCAD (this is a plus)
• Bachelor's degree in relevant field of engineering (ie: mechanical, electrical, fire protection or architectural) and 11 years of relevant experience, or 13 years of experience without degree required.
• High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED) required
• Have fiber optic and copper structured cabling system design experience
• Have clear oral and written communication skills

Preferred Qualifications:

• Have an active CTS-D or RCDD certification
• Are able to travel up to 15% locally and are able to walk through very large job/building sites