Lead Network Operations Control Center Technician
SBA Communications
Lead Network Operations Control Center Technician
SBA Communications
Owns and leases wireless towers globally
Your Next Career Opportunity – Lead Network Operations Control Center Technician
The primary function of this position is to provide technical oversight and serve as technical escalation of all issues within the NOCC organization. This position is responsible for supporting and provide 24X7 operations center expertise of a wide range of network types (Tower Lighting, Microwave, DAS, and Wired WAN/LAN) and in-building facilities sub-systems (Environmental Controls, Access Systems, UPS, and Generators, etc.). The NOCC Lead will provide the 1st level of technical escalation for the NOC and is also responsible for analyzing problems, recommending technical solutions, and escalating to the engineering teams of any unresolved complex issues.
What You Will Do – Primary Responsibilities
What You’ll Need – Qualifications & Requirements
Physical Demands:
The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.
Work Environment:
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Owns and leases wireless towers globally
SBA Communications owns and operates wireless communication towers and leases space on them to multiple mobile carriers. The company builds and acquires towers, then rents them out as shared infrastructure so several carriers can mount antennas on a single structure. This model turns fixed assets into a scalable national and international network that supports wireless service without each carrier building its own tower. SBA differentiates itself by owning a large, diversified tower portfolio and concentrating on the landlord model rather than providing only services, enabling carriers to deploy and expand coverage more efficiently. The company’s goal is to provide reliable, widely available wireless infrastructure at scale to connect mobile networks and communities.
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