DescriptionNuvera Communications is a leading Minnesota broadband provider headquartered in New Ulm, MN. Nuvera’s state-of-the-art fiber network provides reliable and affordable residential internet service through both fiber-to-the-neighborhoods and newly expanding Gig-speed fiber-to-the-home services. Nuvera also provides business services, including fiber internet, voice, hosting, and managed services. Nuvera has customer solution centers in the Minnesota communities of New Ulm, Glencoe, Goodhue, Hutchinson, Litchfield, Redwood Falls, Prior Lake, Sleepy Eye, and Springfield, as well as Aurelia, Iowa.The Associate Broadband System Analyst entails the comprehensive upkeep and management of local broadband distribution, voice networks, DC Power, and SONET networks, encompassing both hardware and software components. The primary objective is to deliver high-quality service to our customers.Key responsibilities of the role include:Engineering, design, installation, configuration, and support of our network infrastructureTest and development of new productsEngineering support for NOC, FSTs, and Tech Support TeamsRoutine preventative maintenanceWage:The wage range for this position is $29.81 to $44.23 per hour, based on education, certifications, and experience.Employee Benefits:Medical and NICE HealthcareDental, Vision, and Cancer Insurance OptionsFlexible Spending & Health Savings Accounts401(K) matchPaid time off (PTO) & HolidaysEducational & Training AssistanceEmployee Incentive PlanDiscount on Products & ServicesEmployee Assistance Plan (EAP)Short & Long Term DisabilityLife & AD&D InsuranceEye Protection PlanSteel Toe Shoe ReimbursementTeam Builder ProgramComputer Purchase PlanLogo Clothing Purchase PlanService AwardsQualificationsThe following skills and experience are preferred:2-year degree in electronics, telecommunications, or networking3 years of related experiencePower Limited Technician License (registered, unlicensed)Networking, CPE Equipment, Fixed Wireless, DC Power Certifications, and other related certifications are desirable