Joint Use Analyst

About the role

Mountain Ltd. has an opening for an Joint Use Analyst to work Remotely. Job Description A Joint Use Analyst manages utility pole attachments and outside plant data. This role requires deep expertise in IKE Office Pro to process field data, run structural calculations, handle third-party attachment permits, and maintain compliance standards like the NESC. Core Responsibilities Make-Ready Analysis: Identify pole and structures such as height and class, wire attachments, equipment, and anchoring of existing utility poles. Evaluate attachment applications, measure clearances, and review make-ready engineering designs. Pole Loading Calculations: Utilize integrated tools like IKE Pole Foreman to run structural analysis and check pole strength limits. Workflow Automation: Track application projects using dashboards and automate client deliverables via IKE Insight. Stakeholder Coordination: Communicate with internal engineering teams to resolve attachment conflicts and clear compliance backlogs. Required Qualifications Software Mastery: Advanced, hands-on knowledge of Microsoft and IKE Office Pro. IKE PoleForeman/OCALC for measurement and load analysis is a plus. Industry Standards: Strong familiarity with National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) rules and joint-use agreement frameworks. Data Management: Ability to manage asset records, GIS data layers, and audit logs within a cloud-based environment. Self QC prior to delivery is expected. Time Management: Ability to self-manage workflow efficiently to meet project deadlines and target hourly pole rates. Communication: Use Teams for quick daily chats and team questions. Post a short daily progress update by 9:00 AM every day. Shape the future. Summit success. Join our team and become part of a legacy that has been at the forefront of engineering excellence since 1979. #M4