2026-01-23 – Weekly Telecom Jobs : Remote work options expanding

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week’s job scene in telecom is buzzing with opportunities. There’s a critical need for roles in operations and development, particularly in the field. On the plus side, verified remote work options are expanding, offering flexibility for those seeking work-from-home gigs.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Driver (Telecom)
    Company: Integer Telecom Services | Location: Adamsville, RI
    This role involves the timely and safe delivery of telecom equipment and materials. It’s a great fit if you’re reliable and enjoy being on the road.
    Apply Here

  • Telecom Account Associate
    Company: Elite Direct Management | Location: Pomona, CA
    As an Account Associate, you’d be instrumental in boosting client loyalty and consumer base using detailed telecom knowledge.
    Apply Here

  • Vice President of Telecom Business Development
    Company: Utilities One | Location: Moorestown, NJ
    This high-level role is perfect for someone with an established network in the telecom industry, offering a chance to lead strategic growth across sectors.
    Apply Here

  • Telecom Technician
    Company: L&A UTILITY SOLUTIONS INC | Location: Charlotte, NC
    There’s an opportunity for advancement with competitive pay and training. Ideal for techs tired of climbing and ready for the next step.
    Apply Here

  • Telecom Technician/Journeyman Electrician
    Company: Staffworks Group | Location: Springfield, MA
    This role is perfect for someone experienced in commercial installations, merging telecom tech skills with electrical expertise.
    Apply Here

  • Supervisor, Telecom Operations
    Company: Smithville Communications | Location: Ellettsville, IN
    If you thrive on improving processes and supporting teams, this supervisory role in telecom operations might be your next move.
    Apply Here

  • Field Supervisor (Telecom)
    Company: GAC Enterprises, LLC | Location: Houston, TX
    This role is about leading telecom infrastructure projects safely and on time. It’s a solid pick for those who enjoy fieldwork and management.
    Apply Here

  • Field Supervisor (Telecom)
    Company: GAC Enterprises, LLC | Location: Dallas County, TX
    A similar role to the one in Houston, this position focuses on overseeing telecom projects with a keen eye on safety and timeliness.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

The remote work scene is thriving this week, with a range of roles that can be done from anywhere. If working from home is your thing, check these out:

  • Utility -Telecom Drafter/Designer
    Company: Terravanta Inc | Location: Los Angeles, CA
    This role involves planning and designing telecom relocations for new rail designs. Perfect for independent thinkers with a proven track record.
    Apply Here

  • Project Manager - Telecom Mobility & IoT Solutions
    Company: AireSpring | Location: Dallas County, TX
    This involves managing projects in telecom mobility and IoT solutions. It’s a chance to excel in a dynamic and tech-driven environment.
    Apply Here

  • Enterprise Account Executive (focused on Telecoms Service Providers)
    Company: MBR Partners | Location: New York, NY
    This role is for a sales professional to engage with telecom service providers. A great fit for those with a knack for sales and networking.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


Hope you find something that sparks your interest this week. Stay proactive, and good luck with your applications!

I landed a remote NOC contract last month by applying within hours and putting a one‑line “home lab: Juniper + Ansible” at the top — seemed to unlock interviews. Quick tip: add your time zone and on‑call window on the resume, and ask @OP if those “verified remote” roles involve any travel. Treat timing like a green light — wait too long and it turns red.

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I’ve gotten more callbacks by putting a one-liner like ‘Remote-ready: dual WAN + UPS, MT-ET on-call coverage’ at the top of my resume, one manager said it signaled I can ride out home outages during incidents. It won’t replace certs or hands-on notes, but it helps in those first quick screens.

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Set up RSS/IFTTT alerts so you can hit ops/dev roles within minutes — these posts are “real-time” and vanish fast. @emilyt_456 is right about signaling readiness; I attach a one‑page incident write‑up (NetBox + Ansible rollback, with dual‑WAN/UPS noted) and it’s gotten me two remote screens this month. If you can’t demo power/failover yet, offer wider on‑call windows instead.

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