The Site Development Manager role is pivotal for managing telecom site development activities, focusing on ensuring high-quality and timely delivery of site acquisitions, real estate, zoning, construction, and related tasks. Here's an overview of the job's key aspects based on your intake notes:
What a Site Development Manager will be doing:
- Leadership and Guidance : Provide leadership, communication, and support for various site development activities.
- Site Acquisition and Real Estate : Lead efforts in site acquisition, including leasing negotiations and compliance.
- Zoning and Regulatory Compliance : Manage zoning processes and ensure site compliance with local regulations.
- Construction Design and Quality : Oversee construction design, ensuring adherence to quality standards and guidelines.
- External Affairs : Manage relationships with external stakeholders, including landlords, to ensure smooth project execution.
- Collaboration with Teams : Work closely with cross-functional teams such as engineering, RF, and construction to identify tasks and resolve issues.
- Coordination with Project Managers : Regular communication with Project Managers and team members to track project progress and resolve any issues.
- Managing Multiple Projects : Handle various action items and tasks related to multiple buildouts.
- Problem-Solving : Address site-specific issues by liaising with stakeholders such as landlords, RF teams, and construction leads.
What we are looking in a Site Development Manager:
- Telecom Experience in Site Development : A strong background in telecom site development, particularly in leasing and managing multiple projects simultaneously.
- Familiarity with Database : Experience with company’s database or equivalent systems such as Siterra.
- Soft Skills : Proficiency in advanced Excel skills, including VLOOKUP, pivot tables, and other complex functions to manage data effectively.
- Reporting and Forecasting : Ensure consistency and integrity in reporting, forecasting, and data management for site development.
Additional Requirements:
- Travel : Some travel to market offices may be required as needed.
- Focus on Soft Costs : In addition to technical site development tasks, the role will also involve managing soft costs related to site development activities.
This role requires a balance of technical expertise, project management skills, and communication abilities to keep complex site development projects on track and aligned with company goals.