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Telecommunications Engineer - Network Specialist
$221,000 - 261,000
SpaceX
Astronaut Boulevard 8550, Cape Canaveral
$221,000 - 261,000
Requirements
Must:
- BICSI RCDD certification or a degree in a STEM field
- Over 2 years of experience in industrial electrical engineering and medium to high voltage power systems
- 5+ years in designing or building commercial or industrial telecommunication systems, including LAN, WAN, WIFI, LTE, and ISP/OSP structured cabling
- Experience with structured cabling for high-density commercial settings
- Knowledge of low voltage AC and DC applications for powering telecom equipment
- Familiarity with critical power infrastructure, including UPS systems and backup generators
- Proficient in creating process/design solutions with minimal operational disruption
- Capability to swiftly diagnose and aid technicians in troubleshooting
- Ability to perform under pressure in high-stress environments
- Strong attention to detail, recognizing system interactions to avert issues
- Beginner to intermediate skills in AutoCAD/Revit
- Knowledge of National Electric Code, NFPA, and International Building Code standards
- Understanding of national cabling standards (ANSI/TIA/BICSI)
- Proven ability to multi-task and prioritize in a fast-paced setting
- Comprehensive understanding of construction project management principles, including scheduling and budgeting.
Responsibilities
- Provide engineering support for the design, operation, enhancement, and troubleshooting of all fiber optic and copper-supported network infrastructures
- Coordinate maintenance, construction, and production teams to minimize downtime impact
- Lead telecommunication projects utilizing design change requests and advanced detection methods
- Diagnose electrical system issues, perform breaker coordination, and monitor electrical load capacities
- Manage material procurement for extensive projects
- Draft, negotiate, and oversee construction contracts with subcontractors until project completion
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams for system design, optimization, and maintenance
- Offer telecom engineering assistance to field technicians for equipment troubleshooting
- Supervise installation, operation, and maintenance of equipment to meet operational requirements.
Description
At SpaceX, we are driven by the vision of making human life beyond Earth a reality. We are currently seeking a Telecommunication Engineer to join our dedicated IT network infrastructure team, where you will contribute to designing and supporting critical telecommunications systems for our production facilities and launch operations. Our vibrant team thrives in a fast-paced environment, and we offer competitive benefits and growth opportunities. This role is based at our cutting-edge facilities, where every team member plays a vital role in advancing our mission of interplanetary exploration.
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