ATN International

Electrical Engineer

• Telecom Electrical Engineer designs, installs, and maintains the electrical and electronic infrastructure supporting voice, data, and video networks.
• Develop electrical schematics, power distribution plans, and structural layouts for cell towers, data centers, switching stations, and fiber optic networks.
• Drive the installation, managing, and maintenance of critical power equipment, including DC power systems, Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS), and generator types.
• Engineer resilient power distribution systems, DC plants, UPS configurations, and backup generation.
• Drive the integration of renewable energy sources into remote cell sites.
• Research, evaluate, and prototype emerging technologies.
• Run diagnostic tests on signal strength, latency, and bandwidth to minimize lag and prevent outages.
• Ensure all equipment complies with federal telecommunications and electrical safety regulations.
• Identify root causes of electrical or signal faults and implement infrastructure upgrades.

Telecom Electrical Engineer

Manager

• The Critical Facilities Manager is a senior-level, hands-on leadership role responsible for the operational integrity, resilience, and compliance of all backup power and electrical infrastructure across OCVI — covering the HFC network, wireless cell sites, and Central Office facilities across St. Thomas, St. John, and St. Croix.
• Lead BAU maintenance, CAPEX deployments, and disaster remediation across the company's critical facilities portfolio.
• The USVI operating environment demands hands-on expertise under daily WAPA load shedding, tropical climate conditions, saltwater corrosion, hurricane risk, and inter-island logistics.
• This role also serves as the company's authority on OSHA electrical compliance, generator and battery fleet management, and all critical power systems across the OCVI territory.