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Jeffrey Warneke
Network Planning Engineer - Technology at Gigapower
Jeffrey Warneke is an accomplished senior program manager with a strong track record of successfully handling highly complex, multi-million dollar projects involving multiple cross-functional teams.
He is skilled at converting vague and undefined tasks into structured life cycle programs and is adept at navigating virtual work environments.
Jeffrey excels in effectively communicating intricate technical programs across all organizational hierarchies and possesses leadership experience in both corporate and government sectors.
He holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Phoenix.
Previously, Jeffrey served in various capacities including Network Planning Engineer - Technology at Gigapower, Mayor at Village of Point Venture, Councilmember at Village of Point Venture, Principal Technical Project Manager - AT&T 5G PMO at AT&T, and SSG. at 143 Co. G ABN INF LRSU.
Highlights
My short lived retirement has ended! I am beyond excited to share that I have started my next chapter with Gigapower!
Looking forward to working with this great team, and bringing multi-gig broadband choice to communities.
Today is my LDOPR (Last Day On Pay Roll) with AT&T. I chuckled when I first saw the LDOPR acronym as I was filling out retirement paperwork. Even after 24+ years AT&T is still teaching me new acronyms. When I decided to leave the military, my goals were simple. I wanted to find a company where I could work with cutting edge technology, build a career, and retire from one day. Little did I know that when I accepted my job offer to work at the SWBT CNOC in Richardson, Texas I would get my wish and so much more. What I have learned, and the projects I have been blessed to be a part of, still amazes me. I have been part of building new networks, bringing new products to market, charting new waters with no roadmap on how to do it, and shaping messaging that introduced a new era of technology to our customers. The best thing that came out of my career was not even a goal that first day I walked through the doors as a SWBT employee. The best thing that came from my career was the new family that I found. The bonds we built with trial, error, failure, and success. Working endless hours on seemingly impossible tasks only to end up triumphant and celebrating our success together. Thank you to my AT&T family for all the years!
