Planning and Engineering Director

About TelMAX Inc. Based in York Region, telMAX is a private equity-backed all fibre digital infrastructure platform that provides a 21st century alternative to traditional telecom networks. Recognized for four consecutive years as Canada’s Fastest ISP with an industry‑leading net promoter score of over fifty, telMAX is continuing its rapid growth plan to bring its all‑fibre network to residential and business customers across Southern Ontario.

PLANNING AND ENGINEERING DIRECTOR

Your Position & How You Will Contribute

Reporting to the VP, Design and Construction, the Planning and Engineering Director is responsible for leading the strategic planning, design, deployment, and continuous improvement of the company’s fibre network infrastructure. You will ensure the network architecture, rollout strategy, and engineering operations align with business growth, community commitments, service excellence, and future technology needs (e.g., automation, scalability, Engineering Standards). You will manage a team of managers, planners, designers, GIS specialists, and coordinate with municipal / utility partners, vendors, and internal functional teams to deliver high‑quality fibre network deployments and services.

Responsibilities & Key Duties

Network Strategy & Architecture

• Define the network infrastructure strategy for telMAX’s expansion into new communities and upgrades in existing ones.
• Develop fibre network architecture, including FTTx, access, distribution, backbone, and service delivery systems, ensuring scalability and future‑proofing to SFUs, MDUs, and businesses.

Planning & Deployment

Process, Quality & Automation

Cross‑Functional Collaboration

Stakeholder & Vendor Management

Team Leadership & Performance

What You Bring

Experience

Education

ImPACT Values

Why You Should Join TelMAX

Equity Statement

telMAX Inc. is an equal opportunity employer committed to fostering an inclusive and accessible workplace, welcoming applications from all individuals. In accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), accommodations are available on request for candidates during the selection process as well as throughout employment.

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