We are seeking a highly skilled and motivated Joint Use Engineer with advanced O-Calc Pro expertise to support our pole loading analysis (PLA) and permitting operations. The ideal candidate will bring in-depth knowledge of Outside Plant (OSP) fiber and copper plant design, with a strong command of GEO95, NESC (Grade B & C) standards, and the ability to determine structural make-ready. Fielding experience is highly desirable. This position demands technical acumen, attention to detail, and a strong understanding of aerial fiber infrastructure and joint-use coordination.

Principal Duties and Responsibilities:

·      Perform pole loading analysis using O-Calc Pro, ensuring structural compliance and safety.

·      Analyze field data and existing conditions to determine make-ready actions including pole replacements, guying, or attachment relocations.

·      Interpret and apply NESC, GEO95, and both Grade B and Grade C structural standards.

·      QC aerial and underground telecom routes, including riser facilities, utility crossings, and ROW obstacles.

·      Collaborate with power utilities, CATV providers, and telecom companies to resolve joint-use conflicts.

·      Support permit preparation and submission across utility agencies and their sub-contractors using various portals and systems.

·      Ensure compliance with internal quality standards, safety practices, and project timelines.

·      Assist in drafting comments for permit applications and addressing revisions from utilities.

·      Attend and document meetings with utilities and project stakeholders

Qualifications & Requirements:

·      Minimum 2 years of experience in the fiber-optic/telecom construction industry.

·      1–3 years of OSP engineering experience, with proven field familiarity a strong plus.

·      Demonstrated expertise in O-Calc/pole loading analysis, Katapult and Ike.

·      Proficiency in CAD applications (MicroStation and/or AutoCAD).

·      Strong working knowledge of NESC, especially clearance and structural rules, as well as familiarity with GEO95 and application of Grade B/C standards for pole loading.

·      Proficient in interpreting pole data, photos, and engineering maps to support permit decisions.

·      Working knowledge of telecom tools such Varasset, FROGS, IQGeo, Katapult, Ike, and Sitetracker is a plus.

·      Proficiency in Microsoft Office; familiarity with CAD and GIS platforms is advantageous.

·      Ability to identify telecom conflicts and present viable, cost-effective solutions.

·      Exceptional organizational, written, and verbal communication skills.

·      Strong problem-solving skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities independently.

·      Self-motivated and tech-savvy with a proactive attitude.

·      Requires passing a Background Check post offer.

Education:

·      Requires High school diploma or equivalent. A combination of education and applicable work experience may be acceptable. 

Physical Requirements:

·      Alternate sitting and standing at will.

·      Substantial movements (motions) of the wrists, hands, and/or fingers.

·      Requires viewing a computer screen for long periods of time.

·      May lift or carry small parcels, packages, and other items.

Benefits: Group Medical Plan along with voluntary Dental and Vision plans, 401k Savings Plan with a company match

Pay Range: $30.00 - $35.00 per hour, DOE