JSI

• Serve as the primary point of contact for assigned telecommunications clients regarding regulatory reporting. • Coordinate with clients to gather necessary reporting information and ensure timely submissions. • Analyze financial and operational data to prepare and submit compliance filings to the FCC, PUCs, and other regulatory agencies. • Maintain strong knowledge of industry regulatory changes and apply updates to compliance processes.

• Process and analyze LiDAR point cloud data for accuracy and consistency, utilizing advanced software tools to generate high-quality maps and models to support broadband network design in rural and hard-to-reach areas. • Develop terrain and surface models (DTM/DSM) and perform line-of-sight and obstruction analysis to inform fiber routing, infrastructure placement, and fixed wireless deployments. • Address and resolve technical issues related to LiDAR hardware and software to ensure smooth operation during data collection and processing. • Support make-ready engineering by identifying vegetation, pole conditions, and potential conflicts, generating detailed reports and visualizations from LiDAR data for presentation to project teams. • Collaborate with engineering, GIS, and regulatory teams to meet BEAD program requirements and timelines, producing geospatial mapping and documentation to support funding applications, compliance reporting, and audits. • Conduct occasional field surveys to collect supplementary geospatial data.

• Define and execute JSI’s Smart Grid consulting strategy targeting EMCs and municipal utilities. • Develop service offerings spanning grid modernization, operational efficiency, technology strategy, and business case development. • Align Smart Grid initiatives with JSI’s broader broadband, fiber, and digital infrastructure practices. • Support executive leadership in identifying new market opportunities across energy and telecom convergence. • Partner with the sales and strategy departments to develop and execute go-to-market strategies targeting grid modernization, operational transformation, and technology strategy. • Activate and expand industry relationships to generate new client engagements and expand JSI’s footprint in energy and infrastructure markets. • Represent JSI at national conferences, cooperative associations, and thought leadership forums. • Serve as a trusted advisor to executive leadership at electric cooperatives and municipal utilities. • Lead client discovery workshops, strategic planning engagements, and modernization assessments. • Identify and pursue new revenue opportunities, partnerships, and long-term consulting relationships. • Collaborate with JSI Sales & Marketing to position Smart Grid offerings within target markets. • Lead multi-disciplinary consulting engagements including: Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI), SCADA and distribution automation, Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS), grid communications and fiber integration, operational efficiency and organizational transformation, and funding initiatives (grants and loans). • Provide guidance on technology selection, vendor evaluation, and implementation roadmaps. • Support development of financial models and business cases for modernization initiatives. • Build internal capabilities, frameworks, and methodologies for electric utility consulting. • Collaborate across JSI teams including Engineering, Financial Services, Operations Consulting, and Regulatory. • Mentor internal staff and help develop subject matter expertise within the organization. • Contribute to thought leadership, conference speaking, and industry publications. • Moderate to significant travel (30–50%) to client sites, industry events, and JSI offices.

• Serve as the primary point of contact for assigned telecommunications clients regarding regulatory reporting. • Coordinate with clients to gather necessary reporting information and ensure timely submissions. • Analyze financial and operational data to prepare and submit compliance filings to the FCC, PUCs, and other regulatory agencies. • Maintain strong knowledge of industry regulatory changes and apply updates to compliance processes.

• Proactive Monitoring: actively monitor customer network infrastructure using established NMS tools to identify and resolve issues before they impact service. • Incident Management: Create, work, and resolve trouble tickets for network and server issues with a high degree of accuracy. • Troubleshooting: Diagnose and resolve Layer 1-3 network issues independently, utilizing logical troubleshooting methodologies. • Scheduled Maintenance: Execute routine maintenance, software upgrades, and patch management on customer network equipment during low-traffic maintenance windows. • Documentation & Handoff: Document and diagram networks, relevant processes, and troubleshooting steps. Ensure clear and detailed shift handoffs to incoming/outgoing teams to maintain operational continuity. • Escalation: Properly identify and escalate complex incidents to appropriate Tier 2/3 resources or vendors when necessary. • Communication: Communicate technical concepts in a clear, understandable manner to customers and internal stakeholders. • Knowledge Base: Contribute to the team knowledge base by creating solutions for common issues. • On-Call: Participate in an on-call rotation as required. • Schedule: Anticipated schedule is 5:00 PM to 2:00 AM Central Time and will include weekends.**o Note: Schedules are subject to change based on business needs. • Training: Initial training hours may vary and could require availability during standard business hours before transitioning to the 2nd shift schedule.