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United Electric Company, Inc. is seeking a Teledata Project Manager in Cincinnati, OH to lead telecommunications, low-voltage, and structured cabling projects from conception to closeout. A mandatory RCDD certification ensures designs comply with industry standards and client specs.
Candidates should have 5–8+ years of project management experience, deep copper/fiber knowledge, and strong leadership. Proficiency in MS Office, MS Project/Smartsheet, and CAD tools is expected, with a focus on
About United Electric Company: United Electric Company, founded in 1957 in Louisville, Kentucky is a prominent industrial electrical contractor specializing in power distribution, manufacturing, and hazardous location services. With over 63 years of experience, the company serves industrial, commercial and utility sectors, providing expertise in all types of electrical work, from industrial installations to automotive factories and commercial buildings. We also specialize in network cabling, storm restoration and electrical maintenance.
As we continue to grow, we’re looking for dedicated professionals who share our commitment to excellence, safety and teamwork. Join a company where your expertise drives success and your career can thrive.
The Teledata Project Manager manages telecommunications, low-voltage, and structured cabling infrastructure projects from initial conception through final project closeout. This role requires an active Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD) certification from BICSI to ensure all voice, data, and fiber optic designs comply with current industry standards, local codes, and client specifications.
Compensation: Commensurate with experience
Company Benefits: United Electric Company offers a competitive compensation package and comprehensive benefits designed to support your career growth and well-being, including:
All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status