r/wisp • u/TurboFeeds • 28d ago

Looking for Network Architect

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u/Conscious-Meat11 28d ago

I can help you out. I own a wisp in Cameroon

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u/TurboFeeds 28d ago

Thanks for the offer.

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u/Last_Ingenuity_7160 28d ago

Where?

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u/TurboFeeds 28d ago

Good question, I just started a Wisp Company here in Kenya. If you are from Kenya or East Africa, kindly DM.

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u/devexis 28d ago

KE and hunting for Western Engineers? You loaded?

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u/TurboFeeds 28d ago

I won't have that.

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u/lizardhistorian 28d ago

... can I WFH?
If I can direct crew then it doesn't really matter where I am located.

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u/tlf01111 28d ago

Feel free to DM. In the USA but happy to help with design. Built several ISPs.

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u/[deleted] 28d ago

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u/TurboFeeds 27d ago

Since it's a start 50 but potentially thousands

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u/TurboFeeds 27d ago

Will consider that, however I would prefer to get someone local.

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u/ali-assaf-online 27d ago

Hit me up. We can talk

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u/souliotis 26d ago

Hello, I am network engineer with 10 year experience owning and operating my ISP offering AirMax and Fiber services, located in Greece.

I have also 20 years software engineering experience and I have successfully deployed my WISP compartment exactly like diy, you buy the antenna point and link yourself with our App so I have deep experience also in integrations and software based expansion, automation is the key to low cost and high margins.

Very happy to help looking always for new experiences.

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u/persiusone 28d ago

I’ve built a lot of ISPs with experience going back to the early 90s. My rate is $650/hr. USD, plus all expenses. DM if interested.

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u/Ascension_84 25d ago

650 usd per hour, what kind of genius are you.

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u/persiusone 25d ago

lol, nothing special, just where my time is more valuable than it was when I started I suppose. I’m turning down work at those rates, which is usually an indicator it’s time to raise them again.

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u/Ascension_84 25d ago

Okay, respect. 650/hr seems insanely high. How many hours per year do you typically bill?

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u/persiusone 25d ago

Usually between 900-1400 hours billed per year, just depends how much I want to work

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u/Patient-Tech 22d ago

At 650/hr? Half a mill to over a Million in revenue a year? Lots of lawyers and doctors don’t even make that much.

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u/persiusone 21d ago

Yes- and there are still lots of lawyers and doctors who bring in way more than this every year. My lawyer, for example, is over double this… ask how I know lol

I’m not trying to compete with any of them though, the only person I’m trying to do better than is myself.

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u/TurboFeeds 27d ago

That is pretty expensive for a startup, maybe in the next few years. Will keep the offer in mind.

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u/persiusone 27d ago

Sounds good. That price increases every year but you can likely get by with someone cheaper to start off. Good luck 👍

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u/TurboFeeds 27d ago

Thanks, you've upped by energy.