OSP Project Engineer I — Remote & Growth

Sonic Internet + Phone; United States; Remote; USD 34,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical + Dental + Vision benefits

401k and Profit Sharing

Paid Time Off

Education opportunities

Stipend for high-speed internet access

Paid Comprehensive Training

Growth Opportunities

Company Paid Pregnancy/Bonding Leave

Job summary

Sonic Internet + Phone is seeking an OSP Project Engineer I to manage daily operations of the outside fiber plant, including engineering, permitting, contracting, and relocations. You will design and upgrade complex OSP installations and coordinate with utilities, agencies, and contractors.

The role is full-time, non-exempt, and can be done fully remote in the United States. Travel is not expected. Industry standards, NESC/GO regulations, and robust communication are essential.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of OSP Engineering/Construction practices and standards.
• Understanding of aerial construction, including span lengths, pole loading, intrusive testing, anchoring, guying and attachment heights.
• Familiarity with joint use regulations (NESC, GO 95 & GO 128).

Responsibilities

• Coordinate with utilities, governmental agencies, contractors for proper placement of facilities.
• Serve as liaison between Sonic, Engineers, Construction Managers, Contractors & Public Utility Companies.
• Read and interpret outside plant records (data/maps).
• Resolve delays quickly during project life cycle.

Skills

OSP Engineering/Construction

Microsoft Office

Right of Way

Communication

Project Management

Teamwork

Reading maps/data

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Sonic Internet + Phone is seeking an OSP Project Engineer I to manage daily operations of the outside fiber plant, including engineering, permitting, contracting, and relocations. You will design and upgrade complex OSP installations and coordinate with utilities, agencies, and contractors.

The role is full-time, non-exempt, and can be done fully remote in the United States. Travel is not expected. Industry standards, NESC/GO regulations, and robust communication are essential.