Entry Level Designer

Insight Global; Birmingham (AL); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

Insight Global in Birmingham, AL is seeking an Engineer Technologist responsible for utility pole design mapping using field survey data to create digital distribution maps. Candidates should have 1–5 years in design/drafting/GIS related to telecom or utilities and hold an associate or bachelor degree in a related field; a non-ABET architecture degree is acceptable.

A valid driver's license is required. This role involves working with survey packets and asset inventories to ensure accurate pole

Qualifications

• 1–5 years of experience in design, drafting, GIS or similar fields related to telecom, fiber, networking, engineering, construction, or utilities.
• Associates or Bachelor's degree in a related field.
• Bachelor's degree in Architecture is acceptable for non-ABET accredited colleges, or an Associate level degree.
• Valid driver's license.

Responsibilities

• Map utility pole designs from survey packets to create digital distribution layouts.
• Digitally generate distribution maps using field survey data and asset information attached to poles.

Skills

Design

Drafting

GIS

Telecom

Fiber

Networking

Engineering

Construction

Utilities

Survey data

Education

Associates degree

Bachelor's degree

Architecture degree (non-ABET acceptable)

Job description

• 1-5 years of experience within design, drafting, GIS, similar experience within telecom, fiber, networking, engineering, construction, utilities, etc.
• An Associates or Bachelor's Degree within a similar field
• Bachelor's degree in Architecture will suffice, non ABET accredited colleges, or Associate level degree
• Valid drivers license

Job Description

The Engineer Technologist will be assigned to a project that requires utility pole design mapping. They will be given survey packets of the poles they are mapping. These surveys were collected by the people out in the field. With the survey packets they will know the geographic location of the poles and the different assets (wires, boxes, etc.) attached to each pole. They will use all this information to digitally create the design "distribution" map.