TEECOM is hiring an Associate - Telecom

Responsibilities

• Own discipline-specific deliverables and ensure accuracy, coordination, and alignment with expectations.
• Coordinate with clients and design partners to maintain alignment and resolve issues.
• Lead small projects and support delivery of larger projects under mentorship.
• Design systems, prepare drawings, specifications, and calculations.
• Produce coordinated deliverables independently or with the production team.
• Participate in project meetings, programming sessions, coordination discussions, and construction support.
• Contribute discipline scope input for pursuits and proposal coordination.
• Prepare early fee assumptions for proposals.
• Improve team practices by enhancing documentation, developing tools, and sharing lessons learned.
• Progress through training journeys and structured mentorship.
• Deliver accurate, well-coordinated discipline designs, drawings, specifications, and calculations.
• Complete discipline tasks independently, confirming assumptions and validating decisions.
• Support Project Leads and senior engineers with layouts, documentation, research, product evaluations, and early design narratives.
• Manage workload by prioritizing tasks, communicating risks, and meeting deadlines across multiple projects.
• Apply TEECOM standards and documentation practices reliably.
• Participate actively in client meetings and coordination sessions.
• Produce clear meeting notes that capture decisions and next steps.
• Collaborate with engineers and design partners to identify and resolve coordination issues.
• Maintain organized documentation in GitHub, Design Decision Logs, Asana, and Callback One.
• Complete daily time and expense entries accurately.
• Model TEECOM’s Core Values—Care, Trust, and Value—through communication and execution.

Tech Stack

Autodesk Revit, Navisworks, AutoCAD, Bluebeam Studio, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Asana, GitHub

Work Arrangement

Hybrid — client sites, office, remote

Team

Structure: Associates work under the mentorship of senior engineers, Project Leads, Group Leads, and Discipline Leads. They provide informal support to Designers and early-career team members.

About the Position

The Associate is a developing mid-level consultant responsible for owning discipline-specific deliverables, coordinating with clients and design partners, owning and delivering small projects, and supporting the delivery of larger projects under the mentorship of a more senior engineer. In this position, you shift from primarily production-focused work to applying judgment, managing defined scope, and ensuring your work aligns with TEECOM’s standards and documentation practices. You’ll work with your Mentor, senior engineers, and Project Leads to develop accurate, coordinated designs while building independence through strong documentation habits and consistent follow-through. You’ll design systems, prepare drawings, specifications, and calculations, and produce coordinated deliverables—either independently or with the production team. Externally, you’ll begin developing client relationships—building trust through clear communication, reliable follow-through, and thoughtful coordination. You’ll participate in project meetings, programming sessions, coordination discussions, and construction support, helping maintain alignment with clients, contractors, manufacturers, and design partners. Internally, you’ll contribute discipline scope input for pursuits, prepare early fee assumptions, and assist with proposal coordination. You’ll strengthen team practices by improving documentation, developing tools, and sharing lessons learned, while progressing through training journeys and structured mentorship. This position reflects growing capability, emerging leadership behaviors, and increased accountability for delivering disciplined, well-documented, and coordinated work.

Discipline Ownership, Client Coordination, and Project Leadership

As an Associate, your impact comes from owning discipline-specific work, leading small projects, contributing to larger projects, and building confidence with both internal teams and clients. You contribute in three key ways: Lead and Support Project Execution With Growing Judgment, Build Team Collaboration and Client Confidence, Improve the TEECOM System.

What Success in this Position Looks Like

You deliver accurate, well-coordinated discipline designs, drawings, specifications, and calculations with consistent follow-through. You complete discipline tasks for projects independently—confirming assumptions, validating decisions, and asking clarifying questions when needed. You support Project Leads and senior engineers by preparing coordinated layouts, documentation, research, product evaluations, and early design narratives that strengthen project direction. You manage your workload effectively by prioritizing tasks, communicating risks early, and meeting deadlines across multiple projects. You apply TEECOM standards and documentation practices reliably and contribute improvements by sharing observations, raising questions, or offering documented feedback. You participate actively in client meetings and coordination sessions and produce clear notes that maintain alignment and capture decisions accurately. You collaborate with engineers and design partners to identify coordination issues, document impacts, and support resolution across disciplines. You maintain organized, up-to-date documentation in GitHub, Design Decision Logs, Asana, and Callback One and contribute updates that enhance clarity or workflow. You complete daily time and expense entries accurately and uphold disciplined habits that support predictable project delivery. You model TEECOM’s Core Values—Care, Trust, and Value—through clear communication, accountability, and dependable project execution.

Responsibilities and Expectations

These responsibilities and expectations represent what is required to successfully perform the essential functions of this role. Annual and Quarterly: Participate in performance assessments and demonstrate measurable growth in technical capability, coordination awareness, and documentation impact. Deepen discipline expertise through training journeys while supporting collaboration with Designers and project teams. Improve TEECOM’s system through documentation updates, workflow improvements, and targeted Pull Requests. Share feedback on standards, tools, and workflows to support continuous improvement. Support design reviews by preparing coordinated layouts, calculations, and documentation. Monthly and Biweekly: Collaborate with your Mentor, Project Leads, and senior engineers to review progress, confirm priorities, and strengthen decision-making through clear communication and follow-through. Maintain organized, accurate documentation that reflects design intent, coordination decisions, and evolving project requirements. Support coordination and delivery planning by maintaining visibility into assigned tasks and upcoming milestones. Maintain alignment with discipline standards, workflows, and project expectations through participation in discipline meetings and reviews. Contribute to documentation updates, workflow improvements, and shared standards that enhance team consistency and efficiency. Maintain accurate and timely time and expense entries to support delivery accountability. Weekly and Daily: Deliver coordinated discipline designs including layouts, documentation, calculations, and technical inputs aligned with engineering direction and project requirements. Communicate proactively with project teams to identify risks, clarify scope, and maintain cross-discipline alignment. Maintain accurate task visibility and project documentation including the Design Decision Log (DDL), Asana, and related tools to support delivery momentum and team alignment. Participate in project and coordination meetings, documenting decisions and reinforcing clarity around next steps and responsibilities. Execute design and documentation tasks with increasing independence while maintaining alignment with project priorities and discipline standards. Collaborate with production and engineering teams to resolve documentation or coordination issues and support efficient delivery workflows. Join daily huddles to maintain alignment on priorities, risks, and coordination needs. As Needed: Support programming sessions, site walks, surveys, and construction-phase coordination, documenting key findings and impacts clearly. Contribute to pursuits by preparing discipline inputs, assumptions, and coordination materials that support proposal development. Provide production support during high-volume periods or complex project phases while reinforcing documentation and coordination standards.

Supervisory / Mentorship / Training Responsibilities

Supervisory: None. Associates focus on delivering discipline-specific work, supporting coordination, and maintaining clear documentation while aligning with guidance from Project Leads, Group Leads, and senior engineers. Mentorship: Provide informal, day-to-day support to Designers and early-career team members by clarifying markups, answering basic discipline questions, and reinforcing documentation expectations. Continue to grow through guidance from your Mentor, senior engineers, and Discipline Leads. Training: Actively participate in structured training journeys, mentorship, and hands-on learning to strengthen discipline fundamentals.

Additional Information

• Physical demands include prolonged desk work using a computer, keyboard, mouse, and telephone.
• Regular reading, writing, and communication in virtual and in-person settings.
• Occasional travel to client sites for meetings, surveys, or inspections.
• Site walks may require standing or walking for extended periods, climbing stairs, and navigating construction or utility areas.
• Field activities may involve bending, kneeling, or maneuvering in confined spaces.
• May occasionally lift or move equipment weighing up to 25 pounds.
• Approximately 75% of work is performed in a remote or office environment using standard office equipment.
• Approximately 25% occurs at client sites, including construction environments and existing facilities.
• Construction sites may include exposure to elevated noise levels, dust, uneven or unfinished walking surfaces, variable lighting conditions, and active construction operations.
• Utility rooms and similar spaces may have restricted access or may not fully comply with ADA accessibility standards.
• All accidents, near misses, and unsafe conditions must be reported immediately to the site superintendent and internally to People Operations.
• Reasonable accommodations will be provided as needed for physical demands and work environment conditions.