Site Acquisition Executive

Indus Towers is one of the world's largest telecom tower companies, providing tower infrastructure to mobile operators across India as part of the Bharti Airtel group. The walk-in drive in Mohali is hiring site acquisition staff to support operations and network expansion across north India.

What you'll do

• Identifying and finalising sites as per technical and business needs
• Doing site surveys and feasibility checks
• Working with land and building owners, and negotiating lease rent and terms
• Collecting and checking property ownership documents
• Working with the legal team on agreements
• Getting internal and government approvals and handling site issues

What they ask for

• Any graduate degree
• Freshers up to 3 years of experience
• Ready for field work and travel
• Ready to work anywhere in Punjab, Haryana or Himachal Pradesh
• Good negotiation and people skills

Good to have

• Knowledge of local language such as Punjabi or Hindi
• Driving licence and two-wheeler

Selection process

1. HR screening
2. Discussion on field work and negotiation
3. Final interview with the circle manager

Attend the walk-in drive directly at the venue with your updated resume, degree certificate, marksheets, Aadhaar card, PAN card, and photos between 16th and 20th November 2026.

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Technical

1. What are the key components you verify during a property title deed check?
2. How do you ensure a proposed location meets technical feasibility requirements for a telecom tower?
3. What steps are involved in obtaining government and statutory approvals for infrastructure sites?

Scenario

1. What would you do if a landowner abruptly refuses to negotiate lease terms during a final meeting?
2. How would you handle local community resistance or complaints regarding a new tower site installation?

HR

1. Are you comfortable with extensive daily travel and field work across different districts?
2. How do you handle difficult negotiations and people from diverse backgrounds?

About Indus Towers

1. How does Indus Towers maintain its leadership position in the telecom passive infrastructure sector across multiple telecom circles in India?

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