Mark Jacobs Email & Phone Number

Plano, TX, US

Dallas, US

The change for this position is that Glow Networks is no longer owned by CSS Corp. We are now part of The Altruist Group which consists of Secova, TMPW Direct and Glow Networks. Our recruiting mission continues with emphasis on telecom recruitment and we have expanded into supporting our sister companies with their IT and general recruitment needs. Our.

Plano, Texas, US

I'm recruiting senior level network engineers and project managers for the core side of the telecommunications industry. My customers include major equipment OEM's and service providers. The titles I place are things like Network Consulting Engineer, Resident Engineer, PCRF Engineer, Software Engineer and Project Manager. I look for experience with IP.

Plano, Texas, US

• Recruited Telecom Tower Techs, Field Engineers and construction managers with specific, major OEM qualifications.
• Managed the technicians and engineers that I recruited; verified time sheets, ensured workload and schedule were within guidelines, coordinated travel pay
• Used social media, including Facebook and LinkedIn, mass email and text messaging campaigns, and phone calls to reach and recruit candidates.

Jaipur, Rajasthan, IN

Networkers is part of Gattaca PLC, and we are focused on Telecom and IT Recruitment. I’m Team Lead for a group of Technical Recruiters and we support the Sales and Business Development folks with talent acquisition for our customers.The positions I’m working on are typically Solutions Architects, Senior Software Engineers, Software Developers and, Project.

Plano, Texas, US

• Glow Networks was purchased by CSS Corp in 2010 and eventually renamed Network Services. We are now part of an internationally recognized IT Services company. I manage a specialized technical recruiting team focused on.
• Managed a team of 3 Technical Recruiters, including one remote contractor
• Resolved problems with an under-performing team member; prevented disciplinary action
• Obtained official recognition and a substantial salary increase for one of my recruiters who had demonstrated long-term, superior performance and, overall team support
• To date, I’ve led the TX Recruitment Team to 49 placements, during this fiscal year
• Personally sourced and placed 121 candidates with the company over the last 12 months.

Dallas, US

I started with Glow Networks as a Network Operations Center (NOC) Engineer working with the ATT U-Verse IPTV network monitoring systems. After that position ended I was offered the opportunity to be a technical recruiter. I had never done it before so, I was a little apprehensive at how well I would do.I decided to take a different approach than most.

Espoo, Southern Finland, FI

Network Operations Center engineer. We performed Tier 1 & 2 support for several OC192 networks, after hours NOC for San Francisco Int'l Airport, supported the Atrium 5020 Wireless Soft Switch for domestic and Int'l customers.

Soquel, California, US

In this position I designed solutions for customers using the NEAX 1000 and 2000 PBX and the NEC Electra Elite Key System. I also designed some structured cabling, local and long distance service plans for customers. I did a little business development, too.I assisted the sales reps with quote generation and helped them to prepare sales packages. Many.

Los Angeles, CA, US

I provided the reality check for sales reps in both the direct sales and the agent channel. I was the technical expert on the sales team, able to consult about T1 applications, PRI, voice and data, DSL. The customer and sales rep could then choose the best product to meet customer needs and the sales engineers could determine the best way to deliver the.

I tried being a "for-real" sales rep. The idea was to sell PBX systems and long distance plans and make a lot of money off of those big commissions.This is where I learned that being a very good sales engineer does not automatically make you a good sales rep! I failed miserably. But, I also learned some of the most valuable lessons of my business career.

Fremont, CA, US

This was my first job after retiring from the Air Force. Sunrise made a very nice little hand-held T1 test set and it was my job to see to technical customer service requests and handle Return Material Authorizations for upgrades and maintenance to the test sets. I got to be something of an expert on T1 circuits and testing while I worked here. This was my.

Randolph AFB, TX, US

When I joined the Air Force, I couldn't tell a fuse from a firecracker. I went to Tech School at Keesler AFB, MS, then onto my first assignment in the UK. I ended up spending 20 years in the USAF, retired in 1997. My biggest leasson for the Air Force was to "Aim High," the Air Force Motto. If you shoot for the stars and miss, at least you'll hit the moon.

Ba, Independent Studies

Associate'S Degree, Electronics Systems Technology