3 jobs found in Conway, AR

Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States and be a U.S. citizen. SQUAN is searching for an experienced OSP Engineer with expertise in BAU work. OSP Engineers play a crucial role in designing, planning, implementing, and maintaining the telecommunication networks. The OSP Engineer collaborates with cross-functional teams and stakeholders and will travel into the field as needed based on project and client needs. Key Responsibilities: • Perform local site visits to perform BAU (Metro-E, road moves, etc.) functions • Utilize AutoCAD and/or other client-proprietary mapping software to create and edit telecom plant designs, schematics, permit drawings, and any other CAD drawings/records as required per client projects • Apply best practices to assign fiber counts • Ability to read and extract ROW maps • Familiarity with permitting requirements for state and local agencies Requirements: • Proven experience working as an OSP Engineer • Proven experience...

Key Responsibilities: Leadership and Management: Lead and mentor a team of telecommunications engineers and technicians. Collaborate to develop and implement engineering strategies, goals, and objectives. Ensure timeline, financial and quality compliance on projects Technical Oversight: Oversee the design of telecommunications systems. Understand and ensure compliance with industry standards, regulations, and best practices. Conduct technical reviews and provide guidance on complex engineering issues. Collaboration and Time Management: Manage multiple projects simultaneously, from initial concept through to completion. Coordinate with cross-functional teams, including IT, operations, and external vendors. Prepare and present project status reports to senior management. Quality Assurance: Implement and maintain quality control processes to ensure the reliability and performance of telecommunications systems. Conduct regular inspections and...

Description BASIC FUNCTION: Assist in planning, design, and engineering studies; coordinate engineering work activities internally and externally; advise staff on distribution, transmission, and substation systems; and conduct special studies as needed. REPRESENTATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES: 1. Direct preliminary and detailed planning for construction projects; establishing priorities; providing guidance and direction on technical aspects of work. 2. Coordinate engineering work activities within and outside the utility, including long-range planning studies and planning for construction projects. 3. Provide technical support for system personnel with respect to system design, replacement, and repairs. 4. Develop and maintain a computerized electric model of the complete distribution system; perform routine electrical analyses and long-range planning studies; and make recommendations regarding conductor sizing, substation size and location, transformer size and location,...