About the Role
Infratel Africa is a leading telecommunication infrastructure service provider in Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa, specializing in RAN, backhaul, and power as a service. We are currently seeking a dynamic and results-driven Project Manager to join our growing team and drive the successful execution of critical telecom infrastructure projects from mobilization to handover.
Key ResponsibilitiesAs a Project Manager, you will be responsible for end-to-end phase delivery across multiple locations, ensuring high standards of quality and efficiency. Your daily duties will include:
- Managing the complete project lifecycle from mobilization to final handover, including schedules, contractors, logistics, testing, commissioning, and client acceptance.
- Overseeing multi-site telecommunications projects, ensuring adherence to timelines, budgets, and technical specifications.
- Implementing robust planning, scheduling, risk management, and reporting frameworks to mitigate potential project roadblocks.
- Directing and coordinating field engineers, quality assurance and quality control (QA/QC) teams, and external subcontractors to maintain operational excellence.
To be considered for this role, candidates must meet the following criteria:
- Bachelor degree or HND in Telecommunications, Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Project Management, Business Administration, or a related field.
- Proven professional experience in managing telecom infrastructure projects across multiple locations.
- Willingness to travel extensively and work in rural locations as required by project sites.
- Unwavering commitment to safety, operational quality, and professional integrity.
- Hands-on experience with solar or hybrid telecom power systems will be a strong advantage.
Infratel Africa offers a competitive compensation package, opportunities for professional growth in a rapidly expanding sector, and the chance to work with cutting-edge telecommunications and renewable energy infrastructure across Sub-Saharan Africa.