AT&T FTTH HLD Using IQGeo

I’m kicking off a high-level design phase for an AT&T Fiber-to-the-Home build and need a seasoned OSP engineer who already feels at home inside the IQGeo environment. Your core responsibility is network planning and design only; I’ll handle permitting, construction sheets, and the rest once the HLD is locked down.

Here’s what I need from you:

• Build the complete HLD inside IQGeo, leveraging my existing base layers (road centerlines, parcels, and current plant).
• Dimension and place all new fiber routes, cabinets, splitters, slack, and splice locations in full compliance with the latest AT&T standards.
• Generate the associated BOM, design notes, and map exports (PDF and the native IQGeo database package) so my downstream team can move straight into detailed design.

I’ll provide the boundary KMZ, demand counts, and a template project file the moment we start. The work is considered complete when the design passes the standard AT&T HLD checklist with zero redlines.

If you’ve delivered AT&T FTTH designs in IQGeo before, this should feel familiar and quick. Let’s get this HLD knocked out.