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Network Inventory GIS Engineer (Remote, US)
Lumen is the trusted network for the AI‑powered world, connecting people, data, and applications through our expansive fiber network and connected ecosystem. We enable secure, high‑performance connectivity across cloud, edge, and AI workloads for enterprises, governments, and communities. At Lumen, you’ll work on infrastructure customers rely on today and build for what’s next, where performance, security, and resilience matter. This is a high accountability environment where bold ideas drive real innovation for our customers, partners, and industry. The work is challenging, expectations are clear, and trust is built into how we operate. If you’re ready to take ownership, deliver meaningful impact, and help shape the future of AI‑ready connectivity, join us today. The Role The Network Inventory GIS Engineer supports the organization’s GIS network inventory. This role is responsible for managing small to medium network GIS inventory projects (data conversion, data migration, data cleanse), network inventory feature development, network inventory defect identification, new technology modeling, training, and general support of peer organizations use of GIS network inventory. Also responsible for creating, modifying, researching, and maintaining various types of geospatial data (polygons, KMZ, SHP). Location This is a Work from Home position within the U.S. The Main Responsibilities Essential Functions: Performs basic network inventory data corrections, data analysis, and redlining • Performs ticket closure for network inventory related tickets (TIER1) • Contributes to network inventory data mapping and data migrations • Contributes to network inventory design and feature development (user stories) • Performs network inventory system and script testing • Performs basic network inventory process analysis and process development • Performs small/individual project management, such as tracking project progress, identify and resolve issues, and adjust project plans as neces