1. John Marincic, MBA, BSc
Kitchener, ON. N2R­1C4 john.marincic@sympatico.ca
(519) 897­1949 (Cell) linkedin/John Marincic
SUMMARY
A highly motivated self­starter and creative Business Professional skilled in project
management with an emphasis on planning, organizing, and problem solving within the
telecommunications industry. Results oriented team player who excels in interpersonal
relations while implementing technological solutions. Possesses a high degree of expertise
in the following areas::
● Access and Transport facilities, technology and services planning
● End to end Network Provisioning process quality auditing
● Hardware installation project management
● Microsoft Project and SAP
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Bell Canada 1980 ­ 2016
Specialist Internet Traffic Growth 2015­2016
Successfully analyzed, formulated and provisioned ($30 million budget) site specific internet
relief strategies involving hundreds of locations in Bell Canada territory relieving and reducing
internet congestion.
Network Access Level 2 Support 2009­2015
Provided process support for Access Network Management and Associates including Fiber to
the Node (FTTN) and Fiber to the Home (FTTH).
● Assessed the viability of redundant cable removal, developed the complete process from
characterization to extraction and continued to manage the results over a 5 year period
(profitability, capital avoidance, contractor performance, recycler revenues, clearance of
safety issues). This recovery program provided over $30 million of additional revenue and
expanded into other geographic territories
● Project managed ($150 million budget) the provisioning of the FTTN Network in major
metropolitan areas of Bell Canada consisting of hundreds of sites. Provided detailed
reporting of progress to stakeholders, identified and cleared roadblocks to meet scheduled
timelines and budgets
● Developed, modified, documented and implemented work processes for FTTH, Support
Structures (SSA), Notice of Work, Manhole issues, Automated Cross­connect removals
and Scientific Research and Education tax credit documents used by 25,000 employees
across Canada. This led to consistency of process across the organization
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2. Network Installation Coordinator 2006­2009
Involved in all facets of Central Office and Access telecommunications equipment
provisioning from Request For Work (RFW) to Service date.
● Completed quality audits and follow­up on defects resolution, resulted in improvement of
installation customer satisfaction surveys, client wait times and contractor performance
Service Architecture Planner ­ Network Direction and Investment 2005­2006
Developed and documented an end to end Network Integrated Network Plan Architecture for
all voice services including Marketing and Technology requirements.
Geographic Planner ­ Network Direction and Investment 1999­2005
Planned network access strategies, documented network directives and guidelines for the
implementation of specific access hardware and supported Network Access Provisioning in
preparing and implementing the best and most economical access infrastructure.
Senior Project Manager Local Competition (IS/IT) 1999­1999
Provided leadership and coaching for a staff of three employees and four contractors in
developing processes, product requirements, methods, procedures and training for Field
Services employees.
Project Manager Local Competition (IS/IT) 1997­1999
Planned, organized and implemented local competition processes for the Network and
Service Assurance functional areas. Supervised and coordinated an extended
cross­functional team of 10 staff.
Business Analyst Local Competition 1995­1997
Analyzed, prepared and produced local competition operations impacts and business
requirements for the Network and Service Assurance functions using IPMP methodology.
Composed and documented Opportunity Assessment and Feasibility studies for the Local
Loops project providing a detailed and accurate assessment of costs and impacts.
Project Manager Network Installation 1990­1995
Coordinated, supervised, and controlled the installation, quality acceptance and budget of
switch, access and transport hardware for approximately one­half of area code 519
geographic territory totaling over $30M in capital within .5% of budget.
EDUCATION / PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Masters in Business Administration, Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo
Bachelor of Science, McMaster University, Hamilton
Ethernet, xDSL, VoIP, Optical Technologies
IIT Introduction to MPLS, IP Technology, Telephony and IPTV
Bell Canada Project Management Course Portfolio
Leadership in Action
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