Systems Engineer - Structured Cabling

CS Erickson•Grand Rapids, MI

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About The Position

CS Erickson is seeking an experienced and innovative Systems Engineer in either the Grand Rapids, MI area or the Dallas, TX area to support the design, estimating, and implementation of Structured Cabling projects. As a Systems Engineer, you will play a critical role in supporting our Structured Cabling solutions, ensuring efficiency, safety, and adherence to industry standards.

Requirements

Minimum 5 years of designing and/or estimating Structured Cabling infrastructure.
Excellent problem-solving skills and a track record of successfully resolving complex Structured Cabling system issues.
Familiarity with relevant regulations, standards, and codes.
Strong client relationship skills and ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously.
Exceptional communication skills for effective collaboration and technical presentations.
Required: BICSI Tech certification

Nice To Haves

Preferred: RCDD certification

Responsibilities

Provide technical expertise in the design, development, and integration of complex Structured Cabling systems.
Support sales staff with quote generation and engineering
Support the design and architecture of Structured Cabling systems, considering project requirements, safety standards, and client needs.
Create detailed documentation, including system specifications, architecture diagrams, system schematics, system flow diagrams.
Develop innovative and effective design strategies to optimize system performance and efficiency.
Develop comprehensive testing plans and methodologies to validate the functionality and performance of systems.
Collaborate with project teams to implement improvements and enhancements to existing Structured Cabling systems.
Ensure that systems adhere to industry safety standards, regulations, and electrical codes.
Collaborate closely with cross-functional teams, including electrical engineers, project managers, and clients, to ensure successful project outcomes.
Communicate technical concepts effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders.