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Ares Technology Consultants, LLC

Telecom Consultant II

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Hiring Remotely in United States
Junior
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
Junior
Designs low-voltage and communication systems for building projects with moderate supervision. Develops telecom drawings and documentation, coordinates with project teams and MEP trades, performs quality checks, supports RFIs and submittals, and participates in meetings and site visits. Uses Revit, Bluebeam, BIM tools, and Deltek while providing guidance to junior team members. Domestic and international travel is required, and the employee is expected to pursue relevant telecom or project management certifications.
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About Ares Technology

ARES delivers expert support for mission-critical data center operations, specializing in electrical and mechanical systems, commissioning, and infrastructure reliability. With a strong focus on safety, professionalism, and technical excellence, ARES empowers teams to succeed in high-performance environments across the globe.

About the role

The Telecom Consultant II, will complete assigned Telecom design work with moderate supervision under the direction of the Telecom Lead, supporting design, coordination, documentation, and project delivery, and providing guidance to Telecom Consultant I team members as needed. This role reports to the Telecom Lead.


You will collaborate closely with professional designers and project managers, ensuring projects are delivered in accordance with defined scopes of work, schedules, quality standards, and client expectations. This role requires a hands-on technical contributor who can also provide leadership, coordination, and quality oversight within a fast-paced, project-driven environment.


What you'll do

  • Complete assigned Telecom design tasks with moderate supervision, in alignment with project scope, deliverables, and schedule.
  • Develop Telecom design drawings, details, and documentation under the direction of the Telecom Lead and Senior Telecom Consultants.
  • Assist the Telecom Lead and Senior Telecom Consultants with project coordination and documentation.
  • Perform self-checks of design documents and deliverables before submitting for quality control review.
  • Use Bluebeam for design markups, coordination, and review tracking.
  • Attend project meetings, site walks, and site visits as required. Travel, including domestic and international, is required for this role.
  • Assist with RFIs, RFQs, submittals, and project deliverables.
  • Support BIM-related activities, including model coordination, document management, and coordination with MEP trades as needed.
  • Assist Telecom Consultant 1 team members with basic design and documentation questions as needed.
  • Provide regular status updates to the Telecom Lead on assigned tasks and flag schedule or scope concerns early.
  • Submit timesheets in Deltek at least weekly (daily preferred), coding hours to the correct project and cost code.
  • Notify the Telecom Lead when assigned work may exceed the approved budget, task allocation, or scope.
  • Certifications are not required; however, you are expected to be on track to obtain one or more of the following certifications: RCDD, DCDC, OSP, or PMP, during your employment.
  • Assist other team members when needed to support overall project success.

Qualifications

  • Technical or Associates Degree from an accredited institution
  • 2+ years of experience actively designing low voltage and communication systems for buildings
  • Familiarity and demonstrated knowledge of ANSI/TIA and BICSI standards
  • Experience with Revit software
  • Self-motivation to coordinate with other disciplines and clients as necessary
  • Credentials as an RCDD or working towards this title (preferred)
  • Electrical Engineering degree, or related discipline (preferred)

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