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Frontier Communications

Delivers high-speed internet to rural areas

Associate Director - Network Assurance

Telecommunications EngineeringPosted on Nov 13
Full-timeTwinsburg, OH, USA$114k - $199k /yr

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree or four or more years of work experience is required.
  • Eight or more years of relevant experience, demonstrated through work and/or military experience or specialized training, is required.
  • Experience in networking, including IP addressing, routing, and Ethernet switching, is required.
  • Experience using circuit and RAN test equipment and network monitoring applications is required.
  • Experience in one or more of wireless networks, telecommunications, radio communications, or IP networks, together with managerial or leadership experience, is required.
  • A valid driver's license is required.
  • Willingness to travel up to 25% is required.
  • Willingness to work a flexible schedule, including nights and weekends as necessary, is required.
  • Strong leadership, managerial, and administrative skills are required.

Responsibilities

  • Assure day-to-day network performance and reliability to deliver the best customer experience.
  • Drive technical excellence through strategic planning, workforce training, and AI-driven automation to optimize operational efficiency and meet MTTR service-level agreements.
  • Organize and schedule resources supporting a broad range of network elements.
  • Oversee timely installation and maintenance of transport facilities, software translations, hardware and software upgrades, router and switch upgrades, IP configurations, RAN antenna performance, and interference troubleshooting.
  • Track key network performance indicators to continuously elevate quality.
  • Direct and supervise Field Assurance Engineers, including the proper integration, activation, maintenance, and ongoing operation of core RF, transport/backhaul, and data elements, as well as the physical plant needed to deliver network reliability.
  • Manage the operation and maintenance of technologies necessary to expand and evolve the network to meet customer demand for new and improved service offerings.
  • Interface with and support local departments, including Construction, RF, Performance, Engineering, and Facilities, to ensure growth schedules are met.
  • Interact with headquarters organizations including NRB, NMC, Engineering, and Operations.
  • Ensure systems and facilities comply with corporate security, safety, and environmental guidelines.
  • Lead field engineers through changes as the network and skill sets transform.

Desired Qualifications

  • Knowledge of call flow for a voice or data session, describing network elements from cell to Internet.
  • Knowledge of wireless cell-site base station, router, and antenna equipment.
  • Written and oral communication skills.
  • Ability to adapt to change, remain open to different viewpoints, and learn new skills and concepts as the network transforms.
  • Coaching, feedback, and teamwork skills.
  • Strong RF network performance or networking experience.
  • Service provider experience in MSC and/or cell operations and maintenance.
  • Experience with Cisco, Ciena, and Nokia infrastructure.
  • Knowledge of radio transmitters, receivers, antennas, electronic theory, and applications.
  • Experience with transmission facilities and network protocols, including IP, Ethernet backhaul, and dark fiber.

About the Company

Frontier Communications

Delivers high-speed internet to rural areas

Frontier Communications provides telecommunications services with a focus on high‑speed internet access for rural and suburban communities. The company operates a fiber‑optic network and delivers broadband, landline phone, and related services to customers who may have limited options from larger providers. Its products work by using Frontier’s network to connect homes and businesses to the internet and phone services, typically via fiber and other legacy portions of its network, enabling customers to browse, stream, and communicate online. Frontier differentiates itself by concentrating on underserved areas and expanding through acquisitions and network upgrades, including major fiber projects after reorganizing its debt. Its goal is to bridge the digital divide by extending reliable, affordable broadband and telecom services to areas that are often overlooked by bigger carriers.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Norwalk, CT
Founded
1935

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