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FiberLight, LLC is seeking a Network Architect to design, engineer, and document DWDM and Ethernet transport circuits across the core network. You will analyze capacity, customer demand, and service orders to craft scalable, cost-effective designs and prepare detailed documentation and material lists.
The role requires 5–10 years in circuit design or related telecom fields, proficiency with L1/L2 networking, VLANs, IP addressing, and experience with major vendors.
The Network Architect designs, engineers, and documents DWDM and Ethernet transport circuits across the company's core network. This position analyzes network capacity, customer demand, and upcoming service orders to develop scalable and cost-effective network designs. Key responsibilities include route planning, equipment selection, network resource assignment, preparation of technical design documentation, and development of material lists and engineering drawings.
The Network Architect designs, engineers, and documents DWDM and Ethernet transport circuits across the company's core network. This position analyzes network capacity, customer demand, and upcoming service orders to develop scalable and cost-effective network designs. Key responsibilities include route planning, equipment selection, network resource assignment, preparation of technical design documentation, and development of material lists and engineering drawings.
The Network Architect is responsible for ensuring that all designs adhere to approved engineering standards, quality controls, and operational best practices. This role independently manages routine engineering projects and collaborates with operations, project management, and construction teams to support timely service delivery and network expansion.
Experience with dedicated internet access, Ethernet private line, EVPL, wavelength, MPLS, carrier Ethernet, or network-to-network interface services. Certifications such as CCNA, JNCIA, Network+, CFOT, or similar are preferred.