The role involves collaborating with R&D and QA teams to design, optimize, and test DOCSIS CPE, providing technical support, and resolving complex DOCSIS-related issues.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with R&D and QA team to design, optimize, test and launch DOCSIS Customer Premise Equipment (CPE)
Support product technical acceptance and certification
Operate, configure Cable Modem Termination Systems (CMTS), cable modems and related headend/edge equipment
Analyze and resolve complex DOCSIS related issues to reduce customer downtime
Understand about IPTV, video delivery systems, and CDN infrastructure
Requirements
BS/MS degree in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering or a related field
Mid-level field technician responsible for fusion splicing, testing, troubleshooting, and restoration of fiber optic cable in aerial and underground telecommunications networks.
Responsibilities
Perform independent fusion splicing of single-mode and multi-mode fiber in aerial and underground environments.
Conduct comprehensive fiber testing using OTDRs, power meters, and light sources.
Interpret fiber schematics, splicing plans, route diagrams, and color codes to ensure proper connectivity.
Create accurate splice documentation, as-builts, and test records per project requirements.
Troubleshoot and restore network outages efficiently to minimize service disruption.
Requirements
High school diploma or GED
Nice to have: FOA Certified Fiber Optic Technician (CFOT)
Coordinate and execute fiber optic installations within a data center build and construction environment, including structured cabling, splicing, testing, and documentation.
Compensation
The pay range for this position is $28.00 - $30.00/hr.
Responsibilities
Coordinate and execute fiber optic installations in a data center construction environment.
Install and support structured cabling systems, including single-mode and multi-mode fiber.
Install fiber trays, ladder racks, and cable pathways to support organized and scalable cable infrastructure.
Perform rack-and-stack cabling in data center environments, ensuring neat and efficient cable management.
Interpret and work from blueprints, cable schedules, and network diagrams to plan and execute installations.
The general role of a Tower Foreman - Wireless Services is to safely and efficiently complete equipment installations, repairs, and upgrades at communications sites both on the ground and at elevated heights without direct supervision. In addition, the Tower Foreman will be responsible for leading and mentoring a team of up to 6 members.
Responsibilities
Build customer infrastructure, such as tower erection, expansion, and upgrades to new and existing wireless networks (e.g., tower mods, L&A installs)
Read, interpret, and edit site documents such as Construction Drawings, Radio Frequency Data Sheets, Structural Analyses, Mount Analyses, Tower Modification Design Drawings, etc.
Safely and efficiently complete equipment installations and upgrades at elevated heights
Identify, troubleshoot, and correct equipment and network functionality
Observe and report possible compound/equipment defects or hazards
A technician-first position combining hands-on technical skill development with proactive fiber route patrol and damage prevention responsibilities, operating with a high degree of independence.
Compensation
Estimated base pay range for this role is $23.41 - $36.00 USD / hour
Responsibilities
Assist with fiber network activities including testing, troubleshooting, maintenance, and installations.
Perform fiber testing including use of 10G–100G test sets, OTDR traces, and Layer 1–Layer 4 validation.
Install and support fiber network components including optics, patch cords, and Network Interface Devices (NIDs).
Support fault isolation and escalate technical issues, damages, or risks to higher-level technicians.
Conduct regular patrols of long-haul fiber routes to identify potential risks, damage, or environmental threats.
A technician-first position combining hands-on technical skill development with proactive fiber route patrol and damage prevention. Serving as a subject matter expert in field technician, damage prevention, route patrol, and locating activities.
Locations (2)
Richmond, Indiana, United States
Eaton, Ohio, United States
Compensation
Estimated base pay range for this role is $23.41 - $36.00 / hour
Responsibilities
Assist with fiber network activities including testing, troubleshooting, maintenance, and installations.
Perform fiber testing including use of 10G–100G test sets, OTDR traces, and Layer 1–Layer 4 validation.
Install and support fiber network components including optics, patch cords, and Network Interface Devices (NIDs).
Support fault isolation and escalate technical issues, damages, or risks to higher-level technicians.
Conduct regular patrols of long-haul fiber routes to identify potential risks, damage, or environmental threats.
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