Spokane Valley, Washington, United States · Remote OK
$80k–$115k/yr
Job Title: OSP Project Manager II Department: Network Deployment Reports to: Senior OSP Project Manager Location: Remote, but must reside in Spokane Valley, Washington area Overview - About NoaNet NoaNet is a non-profit …
Skills: Project Management, Outside Plant (OSP) Construction, Inside Plant (ISP) Construction, Budget Management, Contract Administration
Kennewick, Washington, United States · Hybrid
$67k–$96k/yr
Job Title: Field Engineer I Department: Service Management Office > Network Operation Center Reports to: Field Engineering Manager Location: Remote, but located in the Tri-Cities, WA area Overview - About NoaNet NoaNet i…
Skills: MPLS Networking, IP Routing, DWDM, Optical Transport Network, HVAC Maintenance
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The OSP Project Manager II coordinates all aspects of telecommunications infrastructure projects, including planning, scheduling, and budget management. They oversee construction quality and compliance while collaborating with engineers and permitting entities to ensure timely project completion.
Requires over 10 years of project management experience in utility and OSP infrastructure, along with a relevant degree or certificate. Candidates must be proficient in Microsoft Suite and GIS tools, and possess deep knowledge of environmental compliance and construction methods.
Job Title: OSP Project Manager II
Department: Network Deployment
Reports to: Senior OSP Project Manager
Location: Remote, but must reside in Spokane Valley, Washington area
Overview - About NoaNet
NoaNet is a non-profit mutual corporation specializing in telecommunications solutions and services, headquartered in Spokane Valley, Washington. For over 20 years, NoaNet has operated a robust, public, open-access broadband network spanning more than 3,800 fiber miles and serving every county in Washington State. The organization plays a critical role in expanding broadband access to rural communities, supporting over 100 last-mile providers and enabling service to more than and enabling service to over 260,000 customers. NoaNet is owned by nine public utility districts and a joint operating agency. For additional information about NoaNet, please visit our website. at https://noanet.net.
CJIS Clearance Required: Yes
Career Overview
The OSP Project Manager II is an experienced senior Project Manager (PM) with 10+ years’ experience in managing and executing on utility, outside plant, and telecommunications infrastructure projects. The OSP Project Manager II will be responsible for coordinating all aspects of the construction project including planning, scheduling, delivery and management. The OSP Project Manager II provides oversight into all aspects of the project to ensure that the project is kept on track, within budget, in compliance and positioned for timely completion with exceptional quality. The PM will also facilitate with senior leadership team oversight in the planning and successful coordination of all related projects at a program level across other departments at NoaNet.
The successful candidate must possess knowledge and expertise with various Inside Plant (ISP) and Outside Plant (OSP) construction methods including Structured cabling and wiring methods such as building conduit and riser cabling design, analysis, and fiber-optic installations. Must demonstrate a record of experience with aerial, directional boring, backhoe, trenching, and plowing operations as well as digger and bucket truck operations.
Core Responsibilities
Education, Training, Knowledge, Skills and Qualifications
Availability and Travel Requirements
Salary/Benefits
EEO: Noanet is an equal opportunity employer, and all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability status, protected veteran status, or another characteristic protected by law.
Disclaimer: The above information on this description has been designed to indicate the general nature and level of work performed by employees within this classification. It is not designed to contain or be interpreted as a comprehensive inventory of all duties, and responsibilities required of employees assigned to this job.
NoaNet is a non-profit municipal corporation working to expand broadband access in Washington State.
NoaNet is Washington state’s nonprofit broadband provider. We currently operate a reliable, open-access broadband network totaling over 3,300 fiber miles across Washington providing high-speed connectivity to nearly 260,000 people in rural and underserved areas. In 2010, in a landmark opportunity to secure Washington’s economic future, NoaNet was granted an infusion of $140 million in federal grants. These grants helped us to expand our network to reach more than 170 communities and 2,000 schools, hospitals, emergency responders, libraries, colleges and universities. We led this effort on behalf of more than 50 public and private organizations including, public utility districts, ports, tribes, cities, counties and competitive carriers from across the state that joined together to bring broadband to their communities. Today we continue to expand our network, bringing high quality broadband into into unserved and underserved communities in Washington. Universal broadband will make life more livable, businesses more productive, jobs more plentiful, and the Internet more accessible.
NoaNet is a non-profit municipal corporation working to expand broadband access in Washington State.
NoaNet is Washington state’s nonprofit broadband provider. We currently operate a reliable, open-access broadband network totaling over 3,300 fiber miles across Washington providing high-speed connectivity to nearly 260,000 people in rural and underserved areas. In 2010, in a landmark opportunity to secure Washington’s economic future, NoaNet was granted an infusion of $140 million in federal grants. These grants helped us to expand our network to reach more than 170 communities and 2,000 schools, hospitals, emergency responders, libraries, colleges and universities. We led this effort on behalf of more than 50 public and private organizations including, public utility districts, ports, tribes, cities, counties and competitive carriers from across the state that joined together to bring broadband to their communities. Today we continue to expand our network, bringing high quality broadband into into unserved and underserved communities in Washington. Universal broadband will make life more livable, businesses more productive, jobs more plentiful, and the Internet more accessible.
