A position where my background in power, electricity,
or written and oral communications can be used, with leanings towards telecommunications
backup power in the Denver metro area.
Skills:
Backup Power and Grounding SME
Customer/Vendor Skills
Written and Oral Communications
Economic Analysis
Team Leadership
Product Selection
Computer Skills:
Word Processors, Spreadsheets and Presentation
software
Write technical support documentation and standards
for power engineers, alarm center technicians, power technicians, power technical
support, and suppliers of power equipment. Develop policies for these groups
of people through consensus, research, and teamwork. Train technicians on
the basics of power equipment and alarming. Serve as a project manager for
various power projects. Serve as an effective interface to other internal
groups, other RBOCs, Telcordia, and external suppliers. Represent Qwest
nationally to the IEEE Stationary Battery Standards Group; in addition to
being a Grounding SME. Present and publish papers at national/international
symposiums on power issues. Give audiovisual presentations to clients and
teams. Thorough understanding of telecommunications backup power systems,
including batteries and standby generators, broadband powering, grounding,
and collocation. Participate in the RF(X) process for selection of power
and environmental products. Write business cases and run financial analyses
for power projects. Provide support and internal applications design for
new power technologies. Involvement in research and policy-making for environmental
standards for telecommunications equipment space. Work with suppliers to
drive them to meet environmental requirements and needs. Process management
training and experience. Work on re-engineering process design team. DMTS
classification for technical expertise on the technical employee career ladder
(the youngest employee promoted to this position, and the 7th ever).
Assisted engineers in data collection and analysis.
Completed independent projects. Did revision drafting of telecommunications
equipment. Worked part of the time as an electrician's helper/apprentice.
Became thoroughly familiar with power plant operation (for a 700 MW coal-fired
plant). Conducted electromagnetic field (EMF) studies near a substation; then
compiled, analyzed, and reported the data to homeowners.