Independently manages telecom design tasks, project schedules, budgets, risks, documentation, and coordination. Supports project leads, mentors junior consultants, reviews RFIs, RFQs, submittals, and quality control materials, and coordinates BIM activities with stakeholders and MEP disciplines. Uses Deltek, Bluebeam, and Revit while participating in meetings, site visits, and client engagements.
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 Senior Telecom Consultant will independently manage assigned Telecom work, support the Telecom Consultant Lead, guide Level 1 -2 Consultants when needed, and flag project risks early to support the successful delivery of ARES projects.
What you'll do
- Independently manage assigned Telecom design tasks in alignment with project scope, deliverables, schedule, and budget.
- Support the Telecom Consultant Lead by providing regular updates on project progress, deliverables, budget status, risks, and potential scope changes.
- Track project hours and budget performance in Deltek, identifying potential overruns or billing concerns and escalating issues proactively.
- Identify out-of-scope requests and coordinate with the Telecom Consultant Lead regarding change order requirements.
- Provide guidance, mentorship, and technical support to Level 1 and Level 2 Telecom Consultants.
- Develop, review, and coordinate Telecom design documentation, including RFIs, RFQs, submittals, and quality control reviews.
- Support BIM coordination activities, document management, and coordination with project stakeholders and MEP disciplines as required.
- Utilize Bluebeam and other design tools to perform markups, coordination, and review tracking.
- Participate in project meetings, site visits, and client engagements as required.
- Complete timesheets, project documentation, and other administrative requirements accurately and on time while supporting overall team 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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