Senior Engineer (Electrical Planning and Design), Electrical Engineering

Overview

Lead telecom asset management, lifecycle planning, and data integrity for NG

Key Responsibilities

• asset planning
• predictive analytics
• dashboard development
• field audits
• toms management
• asset inventory

Tasks

-Develop and execute asset replacement plans based on lifecycle analysis, risk assessment, and operational priorities. -Review, update, and enforce technical policies and standards aligned with industry best practices and regulatory requirements. -Support predictive analytics for asset failure forecasting and replacement prioritization. -Apply industry best practices such as ISO 55000, IAM principles, and utility-specific asset management frameworks. -Provide expert technical leadership and guidance to project teams and maintenance personnel, ensuring effective execution and knowledge transfer. -Assist in developing dashboards and reporting tools for lifecycle visibility, performance tracking, and regulatory compliance. -Conduct and coordinate field audits to validate asset data and capture undocumented infrastructure and integrate them into the asset database. (e.g., Microwave, DFAN, OTNs). -Collaborate with Telecom stakeholders managing telecom asset, and configuration visibility using TOMS (Telecommunication Operating Management System). -Contribute to annual and strategic reports on asset lifecycle performance, risk, and investment optimization. -Support lifecycle modeling, including depreciation schedules, replacement standards, and end-of-life planning -Develop, update, and maintain an accurate inventory of telecom assets across substations, field sites, towers, data centers and other telecom critical sites. -Ensure data integrity and consistency within TOMS and related systems (Cascade, Transmission Explorer, GE Small World).

Requirements

• asset management
• telecom
• gis
• predictive analytics
• 5+ years
• iam certification

What You Bring

-Excellent communication and cross-functional collaboration skills. -Strong communication and collaboration skills. -Ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines. -Proven knowledge and understanding of the principles of Asset Management, particularly within telecom infrastructure. -Analytical thinking and problem-solving. -Experience in utility or critical infrastructure environments. -5+ years of experience in telecom infrastructure, asset management, or related field. -Ability to thrive when working to challenging deadlines. -Familiarity with lifecycle planning, capital forecasting, Risk analysis and asset inventory systems. -Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Telecommunications, Information Systems, or related field; or equivalent relevant experience. -Familiarity with predictive analytics or risk modeling tools. -Attention to detail and commitment to data integrity. -Certification in IAM (Institute of Asset Management) or ability to obtain a relevant asset management certification. -Familiarity with telecom technologies (Microwave, fiber optic, DFAN, OTNs, network devices). -Strong understanding of telecom infrastructure and OT/IT integration. -Experience with asset management or GIS systems (e.g., TOMS, Cascade, GE Small World). -Ability to communicate issues associated with your area of expertise in a clear and concise manner, both verbally and in writing

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-Plays a critical role in delivering electricity and gas to millions of homes and businesses. -Operates in both the UK and US, ensuring safe and reliable energy distribution. -Deeply involved in the development of renewable energy infrastructure, including wind and solar projects. -Key projects include cross-border power links to improve energy security and integrating low-carbon solutions. -Continually innovates to meet growing energy demand while reducing environmental impact. -Operates in both electricity and natural gas distribution across a vast geographical area in the US. -Invests in sustainability initiatives and clean energy infrastructure.

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