Project Manager, Network and Low Voltage Infrastructure

Smart City Networks Career•Las Vegas, NV

11d•$95,000

About The Position

Position Summary: The Project Manager, Network & Low-Voltage Infrastructure, is responsible for planning and executing complex telecommunications and network infrastructure projects in large-scale venue environments, including convention centers and meeting facilities. This role requires strong hands-on experience with low-voltage systems, vendor coordination, field execution, and cost control from project award through closeout. This is a field-forward project management role, not a purely office-based IT position.

Requirements

5+ years project management experience in telecommunications, low-voltage, or network infrastructure
Demonstrated experience managing inside and/or outside plant projects
Experience working in construction, venues, campuses, or mission-critical environments strongly preferred
Strong field coordination and problem-solving skills
Ability to make decisions in fast-moving, constrained environments
Clear written and verbal communication
Comfortable working nights, weekends, and event-driven schedules
Low-voltage cabling systems (fiber, copper)
Network infrastructure concepts
Reading construction drawings and telecom plans
BOM development and labor estimation
Familiarity with structured cabling standards

Nice To Haves

Degree in a technical or construction-related field preferred
PMP, RCDD, or relevant telecom certifications a plus
Experience working in construction, venues, campuses, or mission-critical environments strongly preferred

Responsibilities

Lead projects from award through closeout for network, low-voltage, and telecommunications builds
Develop scopes of work, BOMs, labor estimates, and schedules
Coordinate inside and outside plant activities
Plan and lead site walks, bid walks, and kickoff meetings
Manage material procurement, subcontractors, and field labor
Serve as the primary technical PM for low-voltage and network infrastructure projects
Validate cable pathways, MDF/IDF layouts, power, grounding, and physical constraints
Ensure work meets industry standards, company standards, and venue requirements
Review and approve as-built documentation and closeout packages
Build and manage project budgets, including labor forecasting
Track job-to-date costs and cost-at-completion
Identify risks early and implement mitigation strategies
Implement cost-control and efficiency measures
Act as the primary customer-facing project representative
Coordinate with venue operations, electricians, low-voltage installers, and internal engineering teams
Manage subcontractor performance and enforce scope boundaries
Provide regular status reporting to leadership and customers
Support all levels of management by handling other assigned duties.