At PEARCE, we’ve got a career for you!
Join the nation’s leading independent service provider for critical telecommunication and renewable energy infrastructure. We are the premier independent service provider for our nation’s critical infrastructure. With over 2,500 team members nationwide, Pearce delivers comprehensive engineering, maintenance, repair, and repowering solutions, ensuring the seamless operation of our nation’s wireless and wireline telecom, commercial and utility-scale solar and wind projects, EV charging stations, as well as large-scale power generation, critical power and energy storage assets.

QUALIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

• Ability to identify existing voice/data plant, electric, and other utilities on the site plans as well as in the field
• Ability to indicate existing voice/data plant location and relocate facilities and knowledge of obtaining right of ways and easements where required
• Must have experience managing other OSP Engineers and reviewing/correcting their projects
• Expert in obtaining right of ways and easements where required
• Must be capable of engineering routine and specific COE/OSP work orders, including more complex projects, including road moves
• Must have expert knowledge of COE/OSP principles, work order procedures, voice/data industry standards, PC applications, and COE/OSP record and/or computer-aided drafting systems
• Experience with the local networks
• Ability to perform quality control on engineering work for other members of the team
• Experience/Understanding of the National Electric Safety Code (NESC) for engineering requirements.
  Preferred location: Washington West Coast. Ideal candidate lives along the I-5 corridor south of Seattle and North of Olympia in Washington. Towns along the I-5 corridor include Olympia, Lacey, Fort Lewis, Lakewood, Parkland, Tacoma, Edgewood, Auburn, Federal Way, Kent, Renton, and Burien.
  Pay Range: $34.00-$36.00 hourly/DOE

• Perform detailed engineering tasks for outside plant facilities, including estimating, designing, planning, budgeting, and tracking actual costs against estimates for copper and fiber cables, poles, direct buried, and conduit systems.
• Prepare and interpret engineering plans, drawings, and reports, including loop loss design for load and repeater electronics and field-mounted switch serving areas.
• Conducted job inspections and quality control and ensured compliance with company and industry OSP design standards and economic feasibility studies.
• Collect and organize field data, prepare and submit permit packages, and maintain accurate and accessible files and records.
• Design network elements such as Fiber to the Home, Copper DSL, Metro-E Ethernet, TDM, Sonet, and fiber solutions, ensuring seamless implementation across multiple systems.
• Collaborate with internal teams, retail, wholesale, and municipal entities to develop and execute intra- and inter-state designs and project plans.
• Provide technical guidance on installation, circuit design, and equipment functionality, ensuring a smooth transition from design to implementation.
• Assist engineers with technical tasks, type correspondence and reports, and manage accounting and continuing property records.
• Write project plans, implement solutions, and utilize systems for tracking and troubleshooting telecom networks.
• Facilitate cohesive project execution by working across departments and stakeholders to meet project goals efficiently.