Engineer I
Network Building + Consulting
Salary undisclosed
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Description
Let our network build your network.
From early stage project planning to engineering and construction, we bring the brightest and most determined minds to your program.
We work with every major wireless carrier and tower company, leading fiber providers and utility companies across the United States – offering solutions that encompass all phases of the network development life cycle to fuel global connectivity.
Our team of forward thinking experts is totally committed to helping you.
Meet Our Leadership TeamCivil Designer Engineer
The Civil Designer Engineer is a hybrid position that will support the project teams with varying degrees of direct project responsibilities while developing a baseline knowledge of the telecommunications site development process. Project work will focus on new site development of macro and small cell sites, the modification of existing telecommunications facilities, fiber optic networks, and other project types as required. Responsibilities will focus on the completion of design drawings while developing an understanding of client-specific telecommunications equipment and their usage.
Job Responsibilities:
- Create engineering drawings using AutoCAD for telecommunications new site builds, modification projects, site upgrades, and fiber optic builds
- Track assigned tasks and prioritize completion of tasks accordingly
- Maintain NB+C CAD standards and templates
- Learn telecommunications equipment and client-specific equipment and their usage
- Learn conduit design from client-specific standards
- Read and analyze existing blueprints, construction drawings, and plans
- Routinely produce accurate drawings promptly and efficiently
- Ability to complete CAD drawings independently in a timely manner
- Learn construction methods best practices
- Evaluate the design for constructability
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering preferred
- 0 to 3 years’ experience with the production of engineering drawings
- Proficiency in AutoCAD and Microsoft Office Suite
- Working knowledge of 3D modeling software such as Autodesk Inventor
- Ability to work autonomously without supervision required
- Ability to review site documentation and gather the necessary information to complete the assignment
About this role
Network Building + Consulting is seeking an Engineer I to join their Philadelphia office as a Civil Designer Engineer supporting telecommunications infrastructure projects. You'll work on-site creating engineering drawings in AutoCAD for new macro and small cell sites, fiber optic networks, and facility modifications. The role blends hands-on design work with structured learning—you'll produce drawings to company standards while building foundational knowledge of telecom site development, equipment specifications, and construction methods across projects for major wireless carriers and utility companies.
This position suits someone with a civil engineering degree (or equivalent background) and up to three years of drawing production experience who is comfortable working independently. You'll need solid AutoCAD and Microsoft Office skills, ideally with exposure to 3D modeling software like Autodesk Inventor. The job requires you to read existing blueprints, evaluate designs for constructability, and manage your own task priorities—this is not a heavily supervised role. If you're detail-oriented, can learn client-specific standards quickly, and want to deepen your understanding of how telecommunications networks are built, this is a clear entry point into the industry.
Typical pay for this role
$100,000
Typical range: $80,000 to $120,000
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