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Infrastructure Planning & Design Specialist
Circa £400 per day outside IR35
A global Telecommunications client is looking for an Infrastructure Planning & Design Specialist to join their Connectivity & Infrastructure team, supporting the planning, design and engineering governance of infrastructure build activities across their network estate. This is a hands-on design role, responsible for producing high-quality, build-ready designs and ensuring that infrastructure solutions align with engineering standards, capacity requirements, architectural principles and operational needs.
Key Responsibilities:
- Produce detailed infrastructure designs, drawings and design packs in line with engineering standards and project requirements.
- Apply established design frameworks, technical standards and engineering principles across infrastructure domains including network, fibre, power and data centre environments.
- Support the end-to-end design lifecycle, ensuring designs meet architectural, regulatory, security and operational requirements.
- Review site-specific requirements including power, cooling, fibre routing, space, site constraints and environmental considerations.
- Validate survey information, CAD drawings and technical documentation to ensure designs are accurate, complete and build-ready.
- Provide input into capacity planning, including site utilisation, power availability and space optimisation.
- Participate in design reviews and incorporate technical and stakeholder feedback.
- Contribute to design QA/QC, audits and peer reviews, identifying issues and ensuring high standards of design quality.
- Maintain accurate documentation and version control in accordance with design governance processes.
- Work collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams to resolve design and delivery challenges.
- Support cost-effective design decisions and provide technical input into project cost estimates.
- Contribute to continuous improvement of design processes, standards and documentation.
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Key Skills and Experience:
- Experience in infrastructure planning, design or engineering.
- A good understanding of network, fibre, power, data centre or related infrastructure.
- Experience producing or reviewing engineering drawings, CAD designs, site layouts and technical design packs.
- Experience using CAD or other infrastructure design tools.
- An understanding of infrastructure build, deployment and commissioning processes.
- Experience interpreting engineering drawings, network topologies and site layouts.
- An understanding of site surveys and physical infrastructure constraints.
- Awareness of relevant safety, regulatory, compliance and risk-management requirements.
- Strong documentation and data-management skills, with a high level of attention to detail.
- The ability to work effectively with technical and non-technical stakeholders across multidisciplinary teams.
- A structured and analytical approach to solving technical problems.


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Additional Competencies:
- Site surveys and infrastructure deployment
- Design assurance, QA/QC and technical governance
- Build pack and as-built documentation
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