Project Manager fibre

I am looking for a Project Manager fibre in Brussels to follow yp the roll-out and maintenance of the fibre network.

Do you want more information? Don’t hesitate to contact me.

Dorien Merckx

dorien.merckx@cx.ausy.be

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  Good knowledge of telecommunication networks and eager to expand this knowledge
• Project management experience is a must (workload estimations/operational planning/budget management)
• Team player with a lot of energy and team coordination skills
• Good analytical insight
• Able to deal with ambiguity
• Good knowledge of the Office applications (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint)
• good communication/presentation skills
• Dutch/French with good knowledge of English
• In possession of a master degree (engineer) or equal in experience
• VOL-VCA certified

You can count on a competitive salary supplemented with various extra-legal benefits such as:

• Meal vouchers
• Eco vouchers
• Hospitalization insurance
• Group insurance
• Net monthly allowance
• Via a cafeteria plan you can choose from a car with fuel card or a km allowance
• 13th month and double holiday pay
• 32 leave & ADV days
• Free participation in technical events and corporate events, just think of our technical workshops and our AUSY Family Day
• And last but not least a personal people-oriented guidance through your projects

FREELANCE is also an option !

We are Ausy, we’re specialized in technical projects in engineering and IT.

Our consultants and freelancers are realising projects daily at our clients or they work on our own project, both in Belgium as international. Depending on the project, our Inhouse Delivery Centers or Digital Solutions Teams offer the right support.

We go further then just matching your ambition with the organisational and technical projects. We want to build a great connection with you and support you where you need it: by giving you trainings, support, advice or just an ear to listen.

Do you want more information? Don’t hesitate to contact me.

Dorien Merckx

dorien.merckx@cx.ausy.be

As “Project Manager fibre” you will take the operational lead for the roll-out of one or more fibre projects.

The main responsibility of this project leader will be the set-up of an effective project organisation and project planning. This organisation must assure that customers can be connected to the new fibre network within the pre-defined schedule and budget and aligned with local business partners. He/she will do so in close cooperation with his/her colleagues of other departments and with national roll-out, design and engineering teams.

Responsibilities:

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  Set up an effective project organisation with clear roles & responsibilities (In collaboration with an already selected external deployment partner, responsible for survey activities, design, permits, construction and documentation)
• Establish a planning baseline (for both the architecture and the construction), and a cost baseline allowing timely and on budget delivery of the objectives.
• Analyse and mitigate both internal and external risks to maintain the project baseline.
• Plan & lead local meetings with all involved stakeholders to assure a close follow-up of the planning, trigger all necessary actions to realise the EOY objective for the program. This also includes communication to external partners and internal area teams, the National Program Manager and the local area manager.
• Check and approve high level designs for both feeding (internal) and distribution (external partner).
• Assure the data quality in the tools for project follow-up and network documentation.
• Consolidate and asses confidence level for the “Go for construction”.
• Assure timely execution of required core network activities.
• Follow-up of correct financial actualisation with both internal departments & external partners.
• Represent the network deployment department (provide feed-back regarding planning, design and status) in local cross-departmental teams with sales, Marketing, Customer operations.
• Actively participate in initiatives for definition/updates of design rules, processes, work instructions, reporting, lessons learned…