BIC Field Engineer

Job Title: BIC Field engineer
Location: Wilmington, NC onsite
Job Type: Long term role

A BIC engineer is basically a field-driven OSP designer focused on private property—collecting accurate site data, coordinating with customers, and producing compliant entrance and routing designs.

Daily Tasks of a BIC Engineer:

Fielding & Site Surveys:

• Visit customer property (MDUs, businesses, campuses).
• Identify:
  • Building entrance locations.
  • Path from ROW to building.
• Obstacles (fences, concrete, utilities, easements)
• Take measurements, photos, and notes for design input.

Field Data Documentation :

• Capture field conditions using:
  • Sketches / redlines.
  • Digital tools or photos.
  • Ensure data is accurate and matches client standards.

OSP Design Support (Private Property):

• Design or assist with:
  • Fiber/copper routing (aerial, buried, underground).
  • Conduit paths and entrance facilities.
  • Validate that layouts are feasible based on field conditions.

Customer Coordination:

• Meet with property owners/managers.
• Confirm:
  • Access points.
  • Equipment placement.
  • Preferred routing options.
  • Communicate requirements clearly between customer and engineering team.

QA & Compliance Checks:

• Verify designs meet:
  • Client standards (AT&T, etc.).
  • Engineering guidelines.
  • Perform self-QA to ensure accuracy before submission.

System Updates & Deliverables:

• Input data into client systems (e.g., Field Studio, WALDO).
• Submit:
  • Field notes.
  • Markups.
  • Supporting documentation.

Team Coordination:

• Work with:
  • Designers.
  • PMs.
  • Construction teams.
  • Provide clarifications on field conditions and design intent.

Key Skills Required:

Technical / Engineering:

• OSP design knowledge (fiber + copper).
• Understanding of construction methods and standards.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.

Fielding & Data Accuracy:

• Strong attention to detail.
• Accurate measurement and documentation.
• Ability to translate real-world conditions into design input.

Tools & Systems:

• Microsoft Office (Excel, Outlook, etc.).
• Client systems (e.g., WALDO, ARAMIS, Field Studio).
• Basic CAD / drafting familiarity (commonly expected).

Communication & Coordination:

• Customer-facing communication skills.
• Ability to explain technical constraints simply.
• Cross-team collaboration (engineering, PM, construction).

Work Style / Soft Skills:

• Self-motivated, able to work independently.
• Strong organization and task prioritization.
• Quality-focused (self-checking work for compliance).