The Travel Coordinator manages end-to-end travel arrangements including flights, hotels, and rental vehicles for the Communication Division. They are responsible for handling booking changes, coding expenses, and maintaining accurate travel documentation while ensuring compliance with company policies.
The Junior Tester will execute test cases, report defects, and verify fixes while collaborating with the development team. They are also responsible for maintaining test documentation and performing user acceptance testing to ensure software quality.
The Estimator supports sales and project staff by developing design and engineering solutions, including material selection and labor estimation. They are responsible for writing scopes of work, managing bid specifications, and acting as a liaison between sales, project management, and operations.
The Security Systems Estimator is responsible for reviewing plans, performing takeoffs, and developing accurate labor and material cost estimates for security projects. They act as a liaison between sales, project management, and operations to ensure project requirements and budgets are met.
The Security Systems Estimator develops design and engineering solutions for sales opportunities while maintaining accurate cost estimates for security projects. They act as a liaison between sales, project management, and operations to ensure project requirements and budgets are met.
The Estimator supports sales and project staff by developing design and engineering solutions, including material selection and labor estimation. They are responsible for writing scopes of work, attending site-walk meetings, and ensuring project costs align with sales prices.
The Estimator supports sales and project staff by developing engineering solutions, accurate cost estimates, and project scopes. They act as a liaison between departments to ensure project requirements, budgets, and timelines are met during the installation phase.
The Estimator supports sales and project teams by developing accurate engineering solutions, cost estimates, and scopes of work for fiber and copper cabling projects. They act as a liaison between departments, manage vendor relationships, and ensure all project designs meet quality and safety standards.
The Project Cost Analyst manages project profitability, monitors financial performance, and ensures accurate cost accounting and revenue recognition. They also coordinate budget preparation, financial forecasts, and report variances while collaborating with project teams to maintain financial compliance.
The Technical Manager is responsible for program-level quality governance, inspection readiness, and the standardization of QA/QC processes across mission-critical infrastructure projects. They will lead field audits, manage quality documentation, and drive continuous improvement through training and cross-functional collaboration.
The Field Engineer will install, troubleshoot, and manage structured cabling systems while overseeing technical project aspects and field staff. They will also act as a liaison between field operations and pre-construction teams to ensure project feasibility and quality standards.
