First Point Group
Network Infrastructure Planning & Design Specialist

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Infrastructure Planning & Design Specialist
3-month extendable contract (outside IR35)
Remote based with occasional travel to sites
First Point Group is recruiting for an Infrastructure Planning & Design Specialist to join their Connectivity & Infrastructure function of our client.
This role supports the planning, design, and engineering governance of infrastructure build activities across the network estate. The Infrastructure Planning & Design Specialist contributes to delivering high-quality, build-ready designs, ensuring alignment with architectural standards, capacity plans, and operational requirements.
Key Responsibilities
- Produce detailed infrastructure designs, drawings, and design packs aligned to engineering standards and project requirements.
- Apply established design frameworks, technical standards, and engineering rules across domains (e.g. network, data centre, power, fibre).
- Support the design lifecycle, ensuring outputs meet architectural, regulatory, security, and operational requirements.
- Validate site-specific requirements including power, cooling, fibre routing, space, and environmental constraints.
- Ensure survey data, CAD drawings, and documentation are accurate, complete, and build-ready.
- Assist in capacity planning inputs (site utilisation, power availability, and space optimisation).
- Support design reviews and incorporate feedback to ensure clarity, consistency, and quality.
- Contribute to design QA/QC activities, audits, and peer reviews.
- Maintain accurate version control and adhere to design governance processes.
- Work collaboratively with Architecture, Deployment, Operations, Property, Power, and Supply Chain teams.
- Assist with cost-effective design decisions and provide supporting input into cost estimates.
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- Experience and knowledge of infrastructure engineering (network, fibre, power, data centre, or related domains).
- Ability to interpret engineering drawings, network topologies, and site layouts.
- Experience using CAD/design tools and documentation platforms.
- Understanding of infrastructure build, deployment, and commissioning processes.
- Awareness of safety standards, compliance frameworks, and risk management practices.
- Strong attention to detail with focus on data accuracy and documentation quality.
- Effective communication and ability to work within cross-functional teams.
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