HFC Network Designer - Flexible Work & Growth Paths

Olsson; United States; Hybrid; USD 39,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible work arrangements

Wellness program

Performance bonus

Comprehensive benefits

Job summary

Olsson is seeking an HFC Designer in the United States to design and optimize Hybrid Fiber-Coaxial networks for high-speed broadband. The role collaborates with engineering teams and field staff across multiple office locations including Dallas, Denver, Fort Worth, North Kansas City, and Overland Park.

You will create network architectures, size serving boundaries using GIS data, and determine routes and component allocations while reviewing field data and constructible plan sets.

Qualifications

• Ability to read, interpret, and create maps and plan sets.
• Ability to edit and create PDF documents using Bluebeam or Adobe.
• General knowledge of OSP construction methods and best practices.
• Knowledge of HFC, DOCSIS, and FTTx networks.

Responsibilities

• Design and optimize HFC networks to deliver high-speed broadband.
• Create network architectures, ensuring integration of fiber and coaxial components to meet standards.
• Size serving boundaries using GIS address data; analyze and organize large datasets.
• Determine feeder routes, distribution routes, and drops to premises using parcel, ROW, and easement documentation.
• Determine fiber and coax component allocations.
• Review field staking sheets, as-builts, and field data to determine optimal running line and construction method.
• Analyze aerial imagery and maps to identify obstructions; produce constructible plan sets using GIS software.

Skills

Map reading & interpretation

PDF editing (Bluebeam/Adobe)

OSP construction knowledge

HFC, DOCSIS, FTTx knowledge

LODE Data

ESRI ArcGIS

AutoCAD

Tools

ArcGIS Software

AutoCAD

Job description

Olsson is seeking an HFC Designer in the United States to design and optimize Hybrid Fiber-Coaxial networks for high-speed broadband. The role collaborates with engineering teams and field staff across multiple office locations including Dallas, Denver, Fort Worth, North Kansas City, and Overland Park.

You will create network architectures, size serving boundaries using GIS data, and determine routes and component allocations while reviewing field data and constructible plan sets.