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MATT MATUSZEWSKI 1975 FREEPORT RD NORTH EAST, PA 16428 814 /218-9045
(Cell) EMAIL: mattmatski@outlook.com OUTSIDE PLANT ENGINEER with over 20
years experience in OSP and BICS Engineering, Planning, Design, Construction
and Project Management of Telecommunications facilities; encompassing
building entrance, aerial, buried and underground plant for both copper and
fiber optics. TELCO
COMPUTER SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS WINDSTREAM – MICRO STATION CAD
application, JOB TRACS (job tracking cost system) AT&T/BELLSOUTH - OSPCM,
BSTCAD (Micro station based), PM TOOL, EFACS, LFACS, OFEI, MAPVIEWER (mapping
application)’ FRONTIER – Auto cad based CAD
application) and INFINIUM (costing system); CENTURY-LINK– EWO (Micro
station based CAD application), FIREWORKS, MARTENS, MAPVIEWER
(mapping application)’;
VERIZON – IDDS MICROSOFT - WORD and EXCEL ADOBE by
ACROBAT POWER
POINT GIS QUICKBASE (a data base application) SPECIFIC KNOWLEDGE
& EXPERIENCE Pole
Survey & Make Ready ROW
Permitting & Easement Surveying
BICS Engineer (design building interior wiring systems, building terminals,
master ground
bar)
NESC
(Nation Electrical Safety
Code)
FTTX (fiber to the home, premise, curb, cell site and pair gain site) OSP
Construction Supervisor DETAILED EXPERIENCE February 23, 2015 – May 07,
2015
INTERCONNECT
ENGINEER – Working for Verizon, Greenville, South
Carolina Employer is Vinculums, Inc. from San Diego, California. The
work consisted of taking field notes for cell site, “meet me” points and
“point of connect”, starting at the fiber provider’s hand hole then
establishing a conduit path, on cell site property, to the cell site compound
and into the shelter, terminating inside at the “com rack”. This work
also required documenting the conduit path into the shelter with photographs
then illustrating them in Power Point. All the information, notes and
photographs were gathered together and down loaded into a job tracking,
engineering data base called QUICKBASE. This was
a short duration project involving 60 cell sites in the Greenville and
Spartanburg areas of South Carolina. November 05,
2014 – February 06,
2015
OSP ENGINEER - Working for Verizon, Erie,
Pennsylvania The employer is CYIENT in Erie, Pa. The work
consisted of OSP design for both copper and fiber cable placement.
Work also included: customer work orders, pole surveys & make ready, ROW permit
preparation and easement acquisition. September
25, 2013 – JAN 25, 2014 OSP WIRE
CENTER ENGINEER – Working for Century-Link Telephone, east
central Indiana. The employer was RJE Telecom; District office in Mansfield,
Ohio. The work normally
required route development and the taking of field notes and design
for placing one or more of the following: aerial, buried or underground
telecom facilities. The design then drawn in a Micro Station based,
CAD software that produced work prints for construction. A design could
consist of placing any one of the following: light fiber and its termination
on related equipment, dark fiber for termination by others or copper cable with
its related communication equipment. The job also
required determining make-ready requirements on existing poles, pole
removal/replacement and guying requirements as required.
These processes were carried out for each project and involved pole lines of,
from a few hundred feet to several miles. September
25, 2012 – May 17, 2013 FIELD
ENGINEER – OSP DESIGN ENGINEER – Working for Chillicothe
Telephone (Horizon Telecom) in southern Ohio, and Century-Link Telecom
in south & central Ohio. Employed by Sigma Technologies, Perrysburg Ohio The work consisted
of design for aerial, buried and underground cable, also consisted of fiber
route development. The work specifically involved taking field
notes along one or more of the following: a proposed pole line, a buried route
or an underground route, for placing fiber to the premise Designs involved
dark fiber rings and light fiber laterals to the node, as well
as, fiber to the home (premise). All light fiber was sourced back
to local switch. Dark fiber backbone and dark fiber laterals were designed
for placement along a newly developed fiber route. In
addition, the work also required pole surveys for make-ready on
existing poles, pole removal/placing and guying as required. All survey
detail information was collected and put into an EXCEL, data matrix. January
06, 2012 to July 17, 2012 OSP
CONTRACT ENGINEER – Working for Windstream Telecom in
Ashtabula, Ohio; contracting through TEK Systems, Cleveland, Ohio; work
consisted of taking field notes, and designing jobs in Micro Station application
used by Windstream. Duties required working with a materials and labor
based, costing software used for job control & pricing. Responsibility
involved multiple exchanges throughout north east and central Ohio. The
work specifically consisted of designing CAD drawings for construction,
which consisted of creating work prints for placing fiber & copper cable;
cross connect boxes, remote switching equipment and fiber to cell sites.
August
06, 2011 to December 17, 2011 (Note:
This short term job was abbreviated due to severe down turn in Frontier’s
financial situation). OSP
NETWORK ENGINEER – Working for Frontier Telecommunications
in Burnsville, Minnesota Contracting through Telecom America Services (TAS),
San Marcos, Texas; work consisted of taking field notes, preparing permits
and designing jobs on a CAD system, used by Frontier. I also worked in
a materials and labor based costing software used for job pricing. The
work area covered five exchanges around the Minneapolis-St Paul area. December
08, 2009 – August 01, 2011 FIELD
ENGINEER – Worked as contractor for LUMOS NETWORKS
for engineering design of aerial fiber placing to the cell site, in south central
WVA. Assignment under short term contract for MOUNTAIN LTD, New Gloucester,
Main This work
consisted of the development of aerial, dark fiber routes for cell tower
sites in the area of southwest, West Virginia. It primarily required carrying
out a pole line survey, taking field notes, preparing engineering design for
placing dark fiber between several cell sites, with termination at central
switch location. The pole
lone survey involved the assessment of all poles along the route, where
aerial attachments were to be made then required recording each pole’s vital
statistics: all points of attachment and attachment heights. The survey
information was then recorded in the field notes, entered into a pole data
matrix, which was forwarded to respective power pole owners. August 07,
2008 – April 17, 2009 OSP WIRE
CENTER ENGINEER – Worked as contractor for EMBARQ, INC (SPRINT),
consecutively with Central District of VA and then Central District of
PA. Contracted through RJE TELECOM, Manchester, OH Worked as Wire
Center Engineer, designing in EWO CAD system) and using PACS (production,
accounting and construction system). Provided OSPE design, routine jobs
and service orders, including DSL and special circuits; Work area covered
multiple rural wire centers throughout central Virginia and PA. April 12,
2005 –July 30, 2008 CONTRACTOR
- TELICS Inc., Fort Mill, SC for AT&T operations (05/07/08
– 07/30/08) ROAD MOVE ENGINEER – Worked at AT&T OPERATIONS in
Charlotte, NC. Assigned to design road widening project for the proposed
NASCAR Motor Museum (4/12/05
– 05/03/08) OSP DESIGN ENGINEER – Worked for BELL SOUTH/ AT&T
OPERATIONS in KY, Louisville District, as a Wire Center Engineer with responsibility
for all AT&T activities in the assigned wire center: handled all customer
point of contact; coordinated all work in wire center by line crews,
splicers, and construction crews; responsible for design and implementation
of routine work orders for businesses, office parks, office buildings, single
family and multi-dwelling units. Projects
required working closely with Louisville Power & light on joint owned
pole lines and joint trench use for buried conduit and cable. Responsibilities
also involved designing building interior cabling (BICS) projects which
required knowledge and adherence to NESC standards. These
projects utilized both EMT and ridged metal conduit. Also
responsible for designed fiber backbone & laterals projects that placed
fiber to the premise (FTTP), Metro Ethernet and pair gain units. Originated
permit requests and supplied supporting documentation, researched ROW
and easements; designed road moves initiated by developers and power
company changes or highway department requirements. Worked with underground;
placing manholes and conduit. Projects often required working closely
with municipalities regarding tree trimming restrictions, traffic control and
ROW considerations. July 1,
2004 – April 1, 2005 CLASS
TRAINING - Undertook eight months of study involving CAD
drafting and land surveying at a local technical school in York,
Pennsylvania. June 1,
2003 - June 17, 2004 OUTSIDE
PLANT ENGINEER – (03/12/04 – 06/17/04) Worked as contractor for
VERIZON, FL Operations in Sarasota, FL) Contracting with PCS Telecom Work
involved placing of temporary facilities for immediate service with C-wire in
rapidly developing area. Followed up with engineering cable projects for
permanent relief; created work orders, providing available pair assignments
and processing job through system to approval and release. This work
consisted specifically of taking field notes and engineering design. OUTSIDE
PLANT ENGINEER – (06/01/03 – 03/02/04) Worked as contractor for
VERIZON, PA Operations in York, PA, contracted with RJE Telecom.
Work involved QC checking engineered work orders and small projects then inputting
into CAD system. July 8,
2002 – May 22, 2003 OUTSIDE
PLANT ENGINEER – Worked for SPRINT in Junction City, KS,
contracting through AJILON TELECOM. Work involved field engineering and
designing work projects for the Central KS Region. Utilized the EWO
CAD system, PACS Administration & Costing system, Oracle
retirement application and CLAS facilities application July,
2001 – April, 2001 INFRASTRUCTURE
MAINTENANCE ENGINEER - CDI CORPORATION,
contracted be SBC-Ameritech, Detroit, Michigan; worked in distribution
rehab as Field Engineer for removal and replacement of urban and rural
facilities for aerial and buried cable, including terminals, new wiring
limits, cross connects and building entrance terminals and interior cabling;
also involved mentoring program for Ameritech employees learning OSP engineering
July,
2000 – July, 2001 PLANNING
ENGINEER - OSP CONSULTENTS contracted with
VERIZON, YORK, Pennsylvania; worked with feeder & distribution: placing
U.G., aerial & buried for fiber and copper for reinforcing of Serving
Areas; engineered jobs for placing of facilities, both residential and
business customers.
November,
1999 – July, 2000 SUPERVISOR-ENGINEERING/CONSTRUCTION - KMC TELECOM, Johnson City, TN, built and maintained diverse
fiber backbone & lateral. Functioned as Project Manager,
responsible for route development, cost analysis and overall
management of all aspects of the construction project, including engineering
changes, materials acquisition & warehousing, equipment
installation and splicing; initiated ROW process, make ready requests,
coordinated construction activities, conducted quality control and authorized
billing payments EDUCATION BS, State
University of New York at Buffalo – Double Major–English Lit & Engineer Tech University
of Texas Medical Center at Houston - (26 hours towards a Master’s Degree in
Biomedical Science) MILITARY U.S.
Naval Reserve, Lieut. J.G., active duty, Naval Flight Officer aboard NAS
Pensacola, FL and GLENCO NAS, Brunswick,
GA.
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