Details: Site Acquisition Manager – Wireless Network – Telecommunications Job Responsibilities As a Site Acquisition Manager, you will provide expert contracting and leasing oversight and will assume full responsibility for site acquisition and zoning for 269 sites and for all SA-related issues such as business, tender and supply of the service according to Ericsson SA process. You will also take a lead role in the negotiation of leases with landowners for portions of their property to be used for placement of cell towers.Your specific duties as a Site Acquisition Manager will include: Negotiating long-term SA contract and ensuring that customer contractual obligations and requirements are reflected in the SA contract with selected SP Leading presenter and zoning hearings, running deployment meetings with clients Handling budgetary issues and oversight review of all vendor's SA and zoning milestones Overseeing initial feasibility studies, to include profitability of leasing target area, evaluation of controlling ordinances and political climate, documentation of competition, alternative structures, identifying control jurisdictions, issuing zoning ordinance summaries, and drafting final concluding documents Establishing and building relationships with property owners and regulatory officials, as well as coordinating closely with engineering, zoning, legal and construction teams Ensuring that cost-control and quality standards are met Providing resource management for ASP, contractors and third parties, including execution of service packages according to assigned volume, delivering processes and tools for project execution and sharing best practices and knowledge Reviewing, identifying and resolving a wide range of real estate title issues Assuming responsibility for site selection, compliance, construction feasibility and all necessary criteria acceptability through the contract and lease processes Conducting landlord contract negotiations during the lease phase, to include working through all redlines, comments and issues involving lease process
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