Field Performance Advisor

The Ash Group; Seattle (WA); Hybrid; USD 63,645 - 90,646; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, dental, and vision benefits

4% matched 401(k) after six months

Job summary

A leading engineering consultancy seeks a Field Performance Advisor in Seattle, WA for a hybrid 12 to 18-month contract role. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in macro tower construction and supplier management, focusing on driving performance and quality in the telecommunications field. Responsibilities include consulting on construction processes, analyzing performance metrics, and collaborating with project management teams. Enjoy competitive pay and benefits, including health coverage and a matched 401(k) plan.

Qualifications

• Minimum 7+ years in telecommunications with focus on macro/tower construction.
• Strong knowledge of safety regulations; OSHA 30-hour course required.
• Ability to analyze site performance metrics and implement improvements.

Responsibilities

• Engage with suppliers on-site to consult on tower construction.
• Analyze site performance metrics and conduct root-cause analysis.
• Collaborate with teams to validate construction drawings and evaluate requests.

Skills

Telecommunications expertise

Macro/tower construction

Supplier management

Safety regulations knowledge

Analytical skills

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience

Tools

Site Tracker

Power BI

Job description

*** W2 Contract Only – No C2C – No 3rd Parties ***

Summary

The Ash Group is hiring a Field Performance Advisor (FPA) for our client (a world-renowned telecommunications company providing the technology and equipment that enables global mobile connectivity and 4G/5G networks). This is a Hybrid 12 to 18-month contract role based in Seattle, WA, offering a pay rate of $56.00 per hour. This role is strictly tower-focused; we are seeking experts in macro cell site construction and crew management who can drive supplier performance, safety, and quality standards in the field.

• Compensation: $56.00 per hour.
• Benefits: Medical, dental, vision, and direct primary care benefits. After six months of employment, enjoy a 4% matched 401(k) plan with immediate 100% vesting.
• Duration: 12 to 18-month contract.
• Location: Hybrid (Seattle, WA market) with regular site visits.

What You’ll Be Doing

• Engage directly with third-party suppliers on‑site to consult on tower construction, correcting real‑time discrepancies in safety, tool utilization, and build quality.
• Analyze site performance metrics including Cycle Time, Close Out Package (COP) First Time Right, and JHA compliance.
• Conduct root‑cause analysis on performance deficiencies and implement process improvements to increase crew effectiveness.
• Partner with Senior Construction Managers and Project Management teams to validate construction drawings and evaluate market‑level site requests.
• Utilize Site Tracker and Power BI to monitor domain metrics and provide feedback on information accuracy for training and delivery.
• Support Governance for Quarterly Supplier Business Reviews (QBR), reporting field findings and leading field‑related action items.
• Collaborate with Automation teams to identify systemic problems and propose cross‑market tool enhancements to increase supplier efficiency.

What We’re Looking For

• Experience: Minimum of 7+ years in the telecommunications industry with a heavy focus on Macro/Tower construction (Civils, Ground, L&A, Backhaul).
• Technical Knowledge: Deep understanding of general construction procedures and the ability to provide design solutions and guidance on the order of operations.
• Safety & Standards: Strong knowledge of health and safety regulations. OSHA 30-hour course completion for the telecommunications industry is required.
• Supplier Management: Demonstrated ability to manage and direct general contractor suppliers, including scope estimation and contract adherence.
• Education: Bachelor’s degree preferred, or equivalent relevant industry experience.

Apply today to drive the performance and quality of the networks that connect the Pacific Northwest.