# Connectivity Quality Control Engineer **Company:** [Legacy Professional Services](http://jobs.workable.com/companies/5U1W23fLrCedrwL8xqsZj6.md) **Location:** New Albany, United States **Workplace:** on site **Employment type:** Full-time [Apply for this job](http://jobs.workable.com/view/632d8bf4-f0f8-4389-b888-bca7edeec7c0) ## Description The Connectivity Quality Control Engineer (CQCE) is responsible for executing and overseeing quality assurance and quality control activities for connectivity, structured cabling, fiber optic, and low-voltage systems on a hyperscale data center construction project. This role ensures all connectivity infrastructure is installed in accordance with contract documents, project specifications, industry standards, and hyperscale owner requirements, with a strong focus on system reliability, performance, and commissioning readiness.  The Connectivity QC Engineer works closely with the QA/QC Manager, Superintendents, MEP teams, commissioning agents, IT stakeholders, subcontractors, and vendors to drive first-time quality execution and support a zero-defect turnover of connectivity systems. ## Requirements **Connectivity Quality Leadership** - Serve as the primary field quality representative for connectivity and low-voltage scopes. - Promote and enforce a disciplined, quality-focused culture across connectivity subcontractors and vendors. - Support the QA/QC Manager in implementing project-wide quality standards related to network infrastructure systems. **Connectivity QA/QC Planning** - Support development and execution of the project-specific Quality Management Plan for connectivity systems. - Review connectivity drawings, specifications, submittals, RFIs, and method statements for compliance. - Participate in constructability reviews, coordination meetings, and pre-installation planning. - Ensure quality requirements align with owner standards, IT requirements, and commissioning criteria. **Inspections & Field Execution** - Perform and document inspections for connectivity systems, including but not limited to: - Structured cabling (copper and fiber) - Backbone and horizontal cabling systems - Pathways, raceways, trays, and supports - Telecommunications rooms, racks, cabinets, and enclosures - Grounding, bonding, labeling, and separation requirements - Verify installations comply with approved submittals, drawings, manufacturer requirements, and industry standards (TIA/EIA, BICSI). - Monitor installation methods and workmanship to prevent defects, rework, and performance issues. **Testing, Commissioning & System Readiness** - Witness and document testing activities, including fiber testing, copper certification, and performance validation. - Coordinate with commissioning and IT teams to support system readiness and integrated testing. - Ensure deficiencies are identified early and resolved prior to commissioning and turnover milestones. **Nonconformance & Corrective Action Management** - Identify, document, and track connectivity-related nonconformances (NCRs) through closure. - Coordinate corrective actions with subcontractors and vendors and verify satisfactory resolution. - Analyze defect trends and recommend corrective or preventive measures. **Trade, Vendor & Cross-Discipline Coordination** - Work closely with connectivity subcontractors and vendors to communicate quality expectations and resolve field issues. - Coordinate with Electrical, Mechanical, Fire Protection, and Architectural teams to ensure proper system interfaces. - Collaborate with Safety, Commissioning, and VDC/BIM teams to support coordinated delivery of connectivity systems. **Documentation & Reporting** - Maintain accurate connectivity quality records, including: - Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) - Test reports and certification results - Deficiency logs and corrective action tracking - Utilize project management platforms such as Procore, BIM 360, Bluebeam, Primavera P6, or MS Project as applicable. - Provide regular quality status updates to the QA/QC Manager and project leadership. **Project Closeout & Turnover** - Support preparation of connectivity closeout documentation, including test results and turnover packages. - Verify connectivity systems meet quality, performance, and documentation requirements prior to owner turnover. - Assist with final inspections, acceptance testing, and turnover readiness reviews. **Additional Responsibilities** - Perform other duties as assigned by the QA/QC Manager or Project Leadership. **Core Competencies & Behavioral Expectations** - Quality Mindset: Strong commitment to connectivity system quality, performance, and reliability. - Communication: Clear, direct communication with subcontractors, vendors, and project leadership. - Problem Solving: Proactively identifies and resolves installation, testing, and coordination issues. - Accountability: Takes ownership of assigned connectivity scopes and quality outcomes. - Organization: Effectively manages inspections, testing activities, and documentation. - Professionalism: Represents the company and project standards with integrity and consistency. **Required & Preferred Qualifications** - Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Electrical/Telecommunications Engineering, or related field preferred; equivalent experience accepted. - 7+ years of experience supporting or leading connectivity/low-voltage scopes on large-scale construction projects. - Prior experience on hyperscale data center or mission-critical facilities strongly preferred. - Strong understanding of structured cabling standards (TIA/EIA, BICSI) and best practices. - Familiarity with hyperscale owner standards preferred. - Background in QA/QC or commissioning support for connectivity systems. - BICSI RCDD certification or equivalent credentials preferred. - Proficiency with construction management and documentation software (Procore, BIM 360, Bluebeam, Primavera P6, MS Project). - Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and submittals. - Strong written, verbal, and coordination skills. **Physical Requirements & Work Environment** - Ability to work on-site in an active construction environment for extended periods. - Frequent walking, standing, climbing ladders/stairs, and conducting field inspections. - Occasional lifting of materials or equipment up to 20 pounds. - Exposure to noise, dust, cabling materials, and typical jobsite conditions. - Ability to review drawings, schedules, and digital documentation regularly.