Candidate must have specific experience on In Building solutions, be local to the PNW area and available for Physical site walks and on site construction management.

The In-building Construction Manager (IBCM) is responsible for all technical aspects of the telecommunications equipment deployment and ASP management at assigned job/venues, including, but not limited to: ensuring the appropriateness of the site for deployment; recommending or selecting suppliers; identifying and validating scope items with RF and suppliers; determining and managing the distribution of the equipment and materials necessary for the deployment; managing site access; planning and scheduling the installation and construction of the job/site, including setting project schedules, forecasting, and sequencing of work; monitoring progress and milestones against schedule, including revising and updating project schedules; acting as the Ericsson representative for venue review/approval of supplier deliverables, customer visits, government/customer inspections, and safety issues; conducting audits during build and through construction completion; ensuring completion in accordance with Ericsson and customer standards, evaluating all punch list items and determining if construction is complete and acceptable; monitoring and managing budget; coordinating with and supporting Customer Project Managers; and delegating administrative tasks to support organizations, who provide support to the IBCM. The IBCM partners with / supports the Senior Construction Manager on complex jobs/sites, as needed. The IBCM also partners with the Remote Construction Manager. J

OB RESPONSIBILITIES To ensure the proper and timely deployment of telecommunications equipment, the IBCM is responsible for the following: 1. Performing feasibility walks at venues alongside the data collection SP. a. Establish a POC with the venue for access and scheduling. b. Determine and potential scheduling conflicts with venue ahead of time. c. Verify cable routing, GPS placement, DOT placement, ingress/egress to headend using iBwave software. d. Identify any potential roadblocks that could occur during the construction phase and develop mitigation plans ahead of time. 2. Analyzing/developing the SOW, BOM, and work with RF design including the minimum thru-put requirements and the end requirements of the customer, planning and managing execution of the same, and recommending revisions as needed during the project. 3. Utilizing in-building and deployment knowledge and expertise to: a. Evaluate the job/venue to determine whether it is appropriate for the requirements. b. Resolve access issues prior to construction start. c. Evaluate the scope of the job/venue by deciding on the step-by-step methodology to build the system, and the materials and equipment necessary to complete the build; prepare reports and other communications to the Senior Construction Manager and/or Customer Project Manager regarding the same. d. Report any material deficiencies that may halt job construction to the Senior Construction Manager and create plan for resolving the deficiencies.