Designer

Ledcor•Chicago, IL

9d•$62,800 - $94,200•Remote

About The Position

Ledcor Technical Services designs, builds, and maintains telecommunications networks across North America and beyond. The Designer is responsible for detailed outside plant (OSP) and fiber design for telecommunications networks, including aerial and/or underground elements. The role works with the engineering, design, and construction teams to create constructible GPON network designs using various tools, under the guidance of the Design Manager. It includes office and field work, with support for construction staff on safety and quality control. The position is home-based approximately 90% of the time, with occasional travel of less than 25%. Employees within commuting distance of the new Florence, Kentucky office will transition to a full-time, in-office role there once the location is operational. The expected base pay range is stated as $62,800–$94,200; a second compensation section lists $62,800–$86,350. Individual base pay depends on experience, knowledge, skills, education, and location. Ledcor describes its total rewards package as supporting physical, mental, and financial well-being, and notes opportunities to develop skills and knowledge.

Requirements

College, trade, or technical diploma; civil, electrical/telecommunications, or GIS studies are preferred.
At least 3 years of experience in OSP telecommunications or a related field using AutoCAD.
Proficiency in AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Google Earth, Bluebeam, and Adobe.
Strong organizational and planning skills.
Ability to interpret construction documents.
Ability to collaborate effectively.
Must be able to show proof of eligibility to work in the United States.

Nice To Haves

GIS experience.

Responsibilities

Design fiber-optic and copper OSP networks for projects such as FTTH deployments and commercial developments.
Work with power companies and design power routes and one-line schematics.
Manage growth and sustainment of existing networks, including relocations and infrastructure changes.
Perform quality control and field checks, and interpret OSP records.
Create system designs and bills of materials, and provide construction quotes.
Conduct site walks to collect data and collaborate with cross-functional teams.
Adapt within a dynamic work environment.
Support construction staff with safety and quality control.