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General Manager - Provo / 09-5000Clearwire(Provo, Utah)
Position Description: Clearwire's technology changes lives! If you are motivated by having a role where what you do each day directly influences the way people work and communicate, Clearwire may be the company for you! Clearwire, founded in October 2003 by telecom pioneer Craig O. McCaw, is focused on providing true mobility to our customers. Clearwire customers stay connected using licensed spec...
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Posted Thu 19th November
Account Executive - Outside B2B Direct Sales (Base + Commission)Integra Telecom(Provo, Utah)
Integra Telecom’s network, services, and customer care teams are uniquely designed to deliver the level of service that businesses demand. Integra has a rich history of bringing together the best people, networks, and systems in the industry. Each transaction is unique and further strengthens our ability to deliver best-in-class telecommunications solutions and unparalleled customer support. Pleas...
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Posted Tue 10th November
Project Manager - TelecommunicationsTAC Worldwide Companies(Provo, Utah)
Our Pleasant Grove client has an urgent need for a Project Manager to support a Telecom Implementation project. This is a critical need. Sr. Project Manager to support the telecom/product implementation. REQUIREMENTS: PMP Certified or equivalent 10+ years as a PM, working in Telecom, Wireless or Computer H/W or S/W industry Excellent MS Project and PowerPoint Skills Exceptional ability to multi—ta...
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Posted Thu 12th November

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