DC Engineer

HEXAWARE•United States,
•Onsite

About The Position

The DC Engineer coordinates vendor procurement, fiber-optic testing, delivery, and documentation activities. The role obtains vendor quotations and bid forms, negotiates terms aligned with market value, and manages vendors to ensure deliveries comply with signed contracts. It leads kickoff and order-status meetings, keeps stakeholders informed, and escalates risks to vendor delivery timelines. The position coordinates patching requests and end-to-end testing schedules, updates system records, and verifies the accuracy and completeness of vendor test results and turnover packages. It also coordinates documentation completion, provides vendor surveys based on client measurement parameters, and ensures timely and accurate updates to installation dates, acceptance status, and physical circuit IDs used in billing processes.

Requirements

  • At least 1 year of experience.
  • Working experience in fiber optics or with network service providers or telecom clients.
  • US citizenship.

Responsibilities

  • Obtain price quotations and bid forms and negotiate vendor terms to align with market value.
  • Manage primary vendor relationships and ensure deliveries match signed contracts.
  • Lead kickoff and regular order-status meetings, keep stakeholders informed, and escalate risks to vendor delivery timelines.
  • Ensure vendor test results are accurate and complete.
  • Coordinate patching requests with partner teams to ensure sufficient patch cords.
  • Coordinate end-to-end testing schedules and update system records.
  • Validate vendor turnover packages for completeness and accuracy and coordinate documentation completion with the relevant team.
  • Provide vendor surveys based on client measurement parameters.
  • Ensure accurate and timely updates to installation dates, acceptance status, and physical circuit IDs for billing processes.
  • Perform fiber-optic testing, including OTDR and BIRT testing.
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