Title: Connectivity Engineer
Duration: Full Time
Location: Monroe LA
Job Overview
The Connectivity Engineer is responsible for supporting the installation coordination testing and turnover of structured cabling fiber optic and low-voltage systems on hyperscale data center construction projects. This role ensures connectivity infrastructure is installed in accordance with project specifications hyperscale owner standards industry best practices and commissioning requirements with a strong focus on reliability scalability and operational readiness. The Connectivity Engineer works closely with Project Managers QA/QC teams commissioning agents IT stakeholders subcontractors and vendors to support the successful deployment and turnover of mission-critical connectivity systems.
Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities
Connectivity Infrastructure & Deployment
Support installation and integration of connectivity systems including:
Structured cabling (fiber and copper)
Backbone and horizontal cabling systems
Telecommunications rooms racks cabinets and enclosures
Pathways trays raceways and supports
Grounding bonding and labeling systems
Coordinate rack-and-stack activities and the deployment of white-space infrastructure.
Review and interpret construction drawings network diagrams specifications and submittals.
Ensure installations comply with project specifications manufacturer requirements
TIA/EIA standards BICSI best practices and hyperscale owner requirements.
Support phased data hall turnover and fast-track construction sequencing.
Testing Commissioning & System Readiness
Coordinate and document testing activities including:
Fiber optic testing
Copper certification
OTDR and performance validation testing
Support commissioning and integrated systems testing activities.
Troubleshoot connectivity and infrastructure issues during deployment and turnover.
Ensure deficiencies are identified and resolved prior to turnover milestones.
Support operational readiness and client acceptance activities.
Trade Vendor & Cross-Discipline Coordination
Work closely with connectivity subcontractors vendors and IT teams to coordinate installation activities and resolve field issues.
Coordinate with Electrical Mechanical Fire Protection Architectural and Commissioning teams to ensure proper system integration.
Participate in coordination meetings pull-planning sessions and project status reviews.
Assist with tracking long-lead connectivity materials and network hardware deliveries.
Documentation & Reporting
Maintain accurate project documentation including:
Test reports and certification results
As-built documentation
Deficiency logs and corrective action tracking
Turnover and closeout packages
Utilize project management platforms such as Procore BIM 360 Bluebeam Primavera P6 or MS Project as applicable.
Provide regular progress updates to project leadership and client stakeholders.
Project Closeout & Turnover
Support preparation of connectivity turnover documentation and closeout packages.
Verify connectivity systems meet quality performance and documentation requirements prior to owner turnover.
Assist with final inspections acceptance testing and turnover readiness reviews.
Core Competencies & Behavioral Expectations
Technical Knowledge: Strong understanding of structured cabling systems fiber optics and low-voltage infrastructure.
Communication: Clear and professional communication with subcontractors vendors clients and project leadership.
Problem Solving: Ability to proactively identify and resolve connectivity and coordination issues.
Accountability: Takes ownership of assigned connectivity scopes and deliverables.
Organization: Effectively manages testing activities documentation and project priorities.
Professionalism: Represents company and project standards with integrity and consistency.
Required & Preferred Qualifications
Bachelors degree in Construction Management Telecommunications Engineering Information Technology or related field preferred; equivalent experience accepted.
3 years of experience supporting connectivity low-voltage or network infrastructure deployments on large-scale construction projects.
Prior experience on hyperscale data center or mission-critical facilities strongly preferred.
Strong understanding of structured cabling standards (TIA/EIA BICSI) and best practices.
Familiarity with:
- Fiber optic systems
- OTDR and Fluke testing
- Rack integration and hardware deployment
- Data center commissioning processes
Proficiency with construction management and documentation software (Procore BIM 360 Bluebeam Primavera P6 MS Project).
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings specifications and submittals.
Strong written verbal and coordination skills.
Preferred Certifications
BICSI Certification (Installer or RCDD preferred)
Fiber Optic Association (FOA) Certification
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30
Manufacturer certifications (Corning CommScope Panduit etc.)
Physical Requirements & Work Environment
Ability to work on-site in an active construction environment for extended periods.
Frequent walking standing climbing ladders/stairs and conducting field inspections.
Occasional lifting of materials or equipment up to 20 pounds.
Exposure to noise dust cabling materials and typical jobsite conditions.
Ability to review drawings schedules and digital documentation regularly.
Title: Connectivity Engineer Duration: Full Time Location: Monroe LA Job Overview The Connectivity Engineer is responsible for supporting the installation coordination testing and turnover of structured cabling fiber optic and low-voltage systems on hyperscale data center construction projects. Thi...
Title: Connectivity Engineer
Duration: Full Time
Location: Monroe LA
Job Overview
The Connectivity Engineer is responsible for supporting the installation coordination testing and turnover of structured cabling fiber optic and low-voltage systems on hyperscale data center construction projects. This role ensures connectivity infrastructure is installed in accordance with project specifications hyperscale owner standards industry best practices and commissioning requirements with a strong focus on reliability scalability and operational readiness. The Connectivity Engineer works closely with Project Managers QA/QC teams commissioning agents IT stakeholders subcontractors and vendors to support the successful deployment and turnover of mission-critical connectivity systems.
Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities
Connectivity Infrastructure & Deployment
Support installation and integration of connectivity systems including:
Structured cabling (fiber and copper)
Backbone and horizontal cabling systems
Telecommunications rooms racks cabinets and enclosures
Pathways trays raceways and supports
Grounding bonding and labeling systems
Coordinate rack-and-stack activities and the deployment of white-space infrastructure.
Review and interpret construction drawings network diagrams specifications and submittals.
Ensure installations comply with project specifications manufacturer requirements
TIA/EIA standards BICSI best practices and hyperscale owner requirements.
Support phased data hall turnover and fast-track construction sequencing.
Testing Commissioning & System Readiness
Coordinate and document testing activities including:
Fiber optic testing
Copper certification
OTDR and performance validation testing
Support commissioning and integrated systems testing activities.
Troubleshoot connectivity and infrastructure issues during deployment and turnover.
Ensure deficiencies are identified and resolved prior to turnover milestones.
Support operational readiness and client acceptance activities.
Trade Vendor & Cross-Discipline Coordination
Work closely with connectivity subcontractors vendors and IT teams to coordinate installation activities and resolve field issues.
Coordinate with Electrical Mechanical Fire Protection Architectural and Commissioning teams to ensure proper system integration.
Participate in coordination meetings pull-planning sessions and project status reviews.
Assist with tracking long-lead connectivity materials and network hardware deliveries.
Documentation & Reporting
Maintain accurate project documentation including:
Test reports and certification results
As-built documentation
Deficiency logs and corrective action tracking
Turnover and closeout packages
Utilize project management platforms such as Procore BIM 360 Bluebeam Primavera P6 or MS Project as applicable.
Provide regular progress updates to project leadership and client stakeholders.
Project Closeout & Turnover
Support preparation of connectivity turnover documentation and closeout packages.
Verify connectivity systems meet quality performance and documentation requirements prior to owner turnover.
Assist with final inspections acceptance testing and turnover readiness reviews.
Core Competencies & Behavioral Expectations
Technical Knowledge: Strong understanding of structured cabling systems fiber optics and low-voltage infrastructure.
Communication: Clear and professional communication with subcontractors vendors clients and project leadership.
Problem Solving: Ability to proactively identify and resolve connectivity and coordination issues.
Accountability: Takes ownership of assigned connectivity scopes and deliverables.
Organization: Effectively manages testing activities documentation and project priorities.
Professionalism: Represents company and project standards with integrity and consistency.
Required & Preferred Qualifications
Bachelors degree in Construction Management Telecommunications Engineering Information Technology or related field preferred; equivalent experience accepted.
3 years of experience supporting connectivity low-voltage or network infrastructure deployments on large-scale construction projects.
Prior experience on hyperscale data center or mission-critical facilities strongly preferred.
Strong understanding of structured cabling standards (TIA/EIA BICSI) and best practices.
Familiarity with:
- Fiber optic systems
- OTDR and Fluke testing
- Rack integration and hardware deployment
- Data center commissioning processes
Proficiency with construction management and documentation software (Procore BIM 360 Bluebeam Primavera P6 MS Project).
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings specifications and submittals.
Strong written verbal and coordination skills.
Preferred Certifications
BICSI Certification (Installer or RCDD preferred)
Fiber Optic Association (FOA) Certification
OSHA 10 or OSHA 30
Manufacturer certifications (Corning CommScope Panduit etc.)
Physical Requirements & Work Environment
Ability to work on-site in an active construction environment for extended periods.
Frequent walking standing climbing ladders/stairs and conducting field inspections.
Occasional lifting of materials or equipment up to 20 pounds.
Exposure to noise dust cabling materials and typical jobsite conditions.
Ability to review drawings schedules and digital documentation regularly.
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