Jobs at TAK Broadband

Manage telecommunications projects from planning through completion, including schedules, budgets, resources, vendors, contractors, regulatory compliance, quality control, risk mitigation, and stakeholder communication. Lead cross-functional engineering and field teams, monitor expenses, maintain documentation, and report progress to leadership. The role requires strong telecom infrastructure knowledge, project management experience, frequent travel to project sites, and occasional after-hours availability.

Identifies, evaluates, recruits, and onboards telecommunications business partners across multiple regions. Builds partner relationships, evaluates safety and operational qualifications, develops market-specific recruitment strategies, conducts outreach and market research, monitors recruitment channels and industry trends, and coordinates onboarding with internal operations teams. Requires telecommunications construction experience, subcontractor-market knowledge, networking and negotiation skills, and willingness to travel 20–50% annually.

Identifies, evaluates, recruits, and onboards telecommunications business partners across multiple regions. Builds partner relationships, assesses safety, fleet, personnel, and operational fit, and coordinates recruitment with internal operations teams. Develops market-specific outreach strategies, conducts industry and competitor research, monitors recruitment channel performance, presents the company value proposition, and guides new partners through onboarding. Requires telecommunications construction experience, strong networking and negotiation abilities, and 20–50% annual travel.

Maintains accounting for cash, fixed assets, equity, debt, and corporate credit cards. Prepares reconciliations, journal entries, month-end close support, audit materials, internal reporting, and financial control documentation. The role also supports process automation, workflow improvements, multi-entity consolidation, and special projects while maintaining audit-ready workpapers and serving as the primary contact for expense reporting and fixed assets.

Coordinates quality control across assigned telecommunications construction projects. Develops and maintains quality control plans, conducts routine site inspections, verifies compliance with contract requirements, prepares reports, escalates safety and quality issues, and leads quality control meetings. The role requires daily travel, outdoor and physically demanding work, construction drawing interpretation, and adherence to OSHA and NESC safety guidelines.

Leads telecommunications drop-bury and underground utility construction crews. Responsibilities include scheduling crews, coordinating utility locating, assessing sites, assigning equipment, verifying installation depth and cable placement, inspecting quality, conducting safety briefings, ensuring PPE compliance, managing restoration, documenting project progress, and resolving field issues. The role requires outdoor work, travel throughout the Houston market, crew supervision, customer and municipal coordination, and adherence to construction and safety standards.

Prepares and verifies project invoices, tracks invoice status, updates job records, maintains daily trackers, and communicates with clients, field leaders, and jurisdictions. The role also supports revenue verification for invoicing and payroll, scheduling pre-construction meetings, permitting activities, and timely completion of client billing requirements. This is an onsite administrative position requiring billing experience, advanced Excel skills, attention to detail, multitasking, and the ability to work across multiple databases.

Prepares and tracks client project invoices, verifies revenue for billing and payroll, updates job information, resolves billing issues, and produces reports. The role requires accurate data entry, advanced Microsoft Excel skills, client and field leader communication, deadline management, and effective multitasking in an onsite corporate office environment.

Supervise account reconciliation activities, reconcile client statements for completed technician jobs, investigate and resolve discrepancies, maintain Excel reports, communicate coding corrections, and support special reconciliation projects. The role collaborates with internal teams, external partners, and technicians while ensuring accurate reporting, confidentiality, and efficient team performance.

Manages telecom construction project development from path-planning review through final budgeting. Reviews site imagery, network nodes, aerial and underground assets, maps, infrastructure, permitting needs, labor and materials. Supports site-plan development, project packets, walkouts, network inventory, and project tracking systems. Requires knowledge of RF and fiber networks, construction operations, and asset inventories. The role involves frequent regional and nationwide travel, outdoor work, physical activity, and occasional nights or weekends.

Supports telecom construction project execution by coordinating activities, resources, equipment, schedules, procurement, budgets, documentation, and communications. The specialist liaises with clients and internal teams, monitors progress, manages risks and issues, supports quality assurance, tracks expenditures, prepares project paperwork and reports, and helps the Project Manager remove blockers while ensuring project requirements and standards are met.

Manage accounting for cash, fixed assets, equity, debt, and corporate cards. Perform reconciliations, month-end journal entries, audit support, internal controls, and maintain audit-ready documentation. Drive process improvements and automation for assigned account areas and support special projects.

Assist aerial linemen by preparing materials and equipment, acting as spotter, operating ground-level equipment, handling cables and hardware, maintaining safe job sites, performing routine maintenance checks, assisting traffic control, and following safety guidelines to support overhead line and fiber installation work.

Support aerial linemen by preparing materials, spotting for safety, operating ground equipment (bucket trucks, winches), handling cables/hardware, performing traffic control, routine maintenance, and following OSHA/NESC safety guidelines. Requires CDL, ability to lift 70 lbs, climb poles, travel daily, and pass pre-employment checks.

Perform installation, repair, splicing, testing, activation and troubleshooting of fiber and coax networks. Read splicing prints, apply color codes, operate fusion splicers and test equipment, complete daily production reports and as-built maps, maintain vehicle and materials, safely operate bucket trucks and ladders, and follow customer and industry specifications.