ISP Designer

Vets Hired•Miami, FL

8d•Onsite

About The Position

The ISP Designer is responsible for designing outside plant (OSP) network infrastructure for fiber optic and copper cable systems. The role develops engineering designs, creates route maps, estimates project costs and timelines, supports network construction, and ensures ISP infrastructure meets engineering, safety, and industry standards.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or equivalent experience.
Coursework or experience with AutoCAD drafting or CATV design.
Minimum of 3 years of experience designing and constructing outside plant fiber optic and copper networks.
Experience with underground, aerial, buried cable systems, conduit, and manhole design.
Strong knowledge of fiber optic infrastructure and broadband communication systems.
Understanding of Metro Ethernet networks and fiber optic technologies.
Knowledge of permitting processes and engineering standards.
Proficiency with CAD software and engineering design tools.
Strong project management, analytical, communication, and organizational skills.

Responsibilities

Design fiber optic and copper cable network infrastructure based on existing network architecture.
Develop engineering designs, drawings, and project plans using CAD and related software.
Create aerial and underground fiber route maps and network layouts.
Design conduit, poles, manholes, hand holes, and underground utility infrastructure.
Estimate project scope, costs, materials, budgets, and schedules.
Maintain fiber splicing records, mapping information, and network documentation.
Verify fiber routing and mapping activities.
Develop restoration and mitigation procedures for network outages and emergencies.
Perform inspections and support construction and maintenance of ISP infrastructure.
Monitor project progress, budgets, timelines, and provide regular status reports.
Collaborate with construction teams, fiber splicers, and engineering personnel to ensure quality installations.
Ensure compliance with engineering standards, permitting requirements, and safety regulations.