OSP Engineer II

Pearce Services

. Perform detailed OSP engineering tasks including estimating, analyzing, designing, and planning for copper and fiber cable networks including aerial, buried, and conduit systems.

Posted 5/8/2026full-timeRemote • Montana • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $31 - $36 per hourWebsite

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Perform detailed OSP engineering tasks including estimating, analyzing, designing, and planning for copper and fiber cable networks including aerial, buried, and conduit systems.
Develop engineering designs for poles, conduit routes, and buried facilities in accordance with company standards and industry regulations.
Prepare and interpret engineering plans, drawings, loop loss designs, and technical reports.
Design and support network infrastructure including FTTH, DSL, Metro-E, SONET, and other telecom transport technologies.
Track project budgets and compare estimated versus actual costs to ensure financial performance.
Conduct field data collection, measurements, and inspections to support engineering design and construction planning.
Prepare and organize permit packages for submission to local jurisdictions and regulatory agencies.
Maintain project documentation, records, and files including property records and engineering reports.
Perform quality control reviews and periodic inspections to ensure engineering accuracy and project compliance.
Collaborate with engineering teams, municipalities, retail and wholesale providers, and other stakeholders to support project implementation.
Develop engineering work orders including routine and complex OSP projects such as road moves.
Provide technical guidance regarding network equipment installation and operational functionality.

Requirements

What you’ll need

Experience designing and engineering OSP telecom infrastructure including fiber and copper networks.
Strong understanding of OSP principles, engineering standards, and telecom industry practices.
Experience with right-of-way acquisition, easements, and permitting processes.
Ability to identify existing voice/data plant, electric utilities, and other infrastructure in both site plans and field environments.
Experience reviewing and performing quality control on engineering work, including oversight of other OSP engineers (required for Level III).
Knowledge of COE/OSP work order procedures and telecom construction practices including road move projects.
Familiarity with PC applications, engineering databases, and computer-aided drafting (CAD) systems.
Understanding of telecom network systems including FTTH, DSL, Metro-E, SONET, and fiber transport technologies.
Knowledge of circuit design and network equipment functionality.
Experience working with local telecom networks and municipalities.
Familiarity with the National Electric Safety Code (NESC) and related engineering requirements.
Must have field engineering tools including a measuring wheel, height stick, pull finder, and laptop.

Benefits

Comp & perks

health insurance
life insurance
401k with employer match
paid time off
tuition reimbursement
professional development courses
performance and referral bonuses
production incentives
tool/equipment and fuel stipends
company vehicle
per diem or other applicable compensation

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Hard Skills & Tools

OSP engineeringfiber networkscopper networksengineering designnetwork infrastructure designquality controlcircuit designtelecom transport technologiesright-of-way acquisitionpermitting processes

Soft Skills

collaborationproject managementfinancial performance trackingtechnical guidancecommunication

Certifications

National Electric Safety Code (NESC)