The Estimator supports sales and project teams by developing design and engineering solutions, creating accurate cost estimates, and defining labor requirements. They act as a liaison between departments, manage site visits, and ensure all engineering work meets quality and safety standards.
The project coordinator supports the Project Manager by monitoring project plans, schedules, budgets, and expenditures to ensure timely completion. They also manage workload distribution, coordinate with subcontractors, and maintain project documentation including reports and dashboards.
The Junior Tester will collaborate with the development team to execute test cases, report defects, and verify fixes. They are also responsible for maintaining test documentation and conducting user acceptance testing.
The Solutions Engineer designs low-voltage security systems and provides technical engineering information to customers and the sales team. They also act as a liaison between sales, project management, and operations to ensure project requirements are met during installation.
The Senior Project Manager will oversee high-value telecommunications and infrastructure projects while managing risks, budgets, and profitability. They will also mentor project managers and drive process improvements to ensure successful project delivery and customer satisfaction.
The Operations Trainer is responsible for assessing training needs, developing comprehensive training materials, and delivering instruction on IES software systems and processes. They also evaluate training effectiveness, maintain program standards, and collaborate with management to improve business performance.
The Estimator supports sales and project teams by developing accurate cost estimates, engineering solutions, and material selections for hyperscale data center projects. They act as a liaison between departments to ensure project requirements, bid deadlines, and quality standards are consistently met.
The Estimator supports sales and project staff by developing engineering solutions, accurate cost estimates, and scopes of work for low voltage projects. They act as a liaison between departments to ensure project requirements, vendor selection, and installation costs align with company standards.
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.
