Project Coordinator, Wireless Infrastructure (TMO Exp MUST)

November 4, 2026

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We are looking for a Project Coordinator to support wireless network build projects for a leading national carrier. This is a fully remote, full-time role open to candidates anywhere in the US. You’ll work with project tracking tools and carrier build systems to keep microwave and site build projects on schedule and on budget. If you’ve supported T-Mobile build programs, this role puts that experience to work from day one. You’ll be the person who keeps projects moving: tracking milestones and hard costs, clearing roadblocks, and connecting engineering, construction, vendors, and business stakeholders. If you know microwave projects and Magenta Built inside and out, you’ll be valued for it. You’ll also have room to grow toward Project Manager or Program Manager, with remote flexibility and a healthy work-life balance. Required Skills & Experience· 2+ years of project coordination, project management support, or PMO experience in telecom or wireless· Prior experience supporting T-Mobile (TMO) projects, processes, or teams· Hands-on experience with microwave (backhaul) projects· Experience with the Magenta Built program or process· Experience tracking and reporting hard costs for site build or construction projects· Proficiency with project tracking tools (e.g., Jira, MS Project, Smartsheet, or similar)· Strong written and verbal communication skills· Ability to manage multiple priorities independently in a remote setting Desired Skills & Experience· PMP, CAPM, or Agile/Scrum certification· Experience with PO, invoicing, and budget reconciliation for build projects· Experience coordinating vendors, contractors, and field teams· Familiarity with site acquisition, permitting, or construction project phases· Advanced Excel and PowerPoint skills for cost and status reporting What You Will Be DoingTech Breakdown· [35]% Project management and tracking tools (Jira / MS Project / Smartsheet)· [35]% TMO build systems and Magenta Built tracking· [30]% Excel, SharePoint, and Microsoft Teams Daily Responsibilities· [30]% Milestone and schedule tracking for microwave and site build projects· [25]% Hard cost tracking, budget reporting, and PO/invoice follow-up· [25]% Vendor, contractor, and stakeholder communication· [20]% Documentation, risk, and issue tracking

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