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Job Summary As a Data Center Technician, you'll install, maintain, and troubleshoot the equipment and cabling that keep data center networks and communication systems running. You'll combine hands-on field service with customer service, using technical knowledge and diagnostic tools to resolve issues and support reliable connectivity. Duties Install and maintain network cabling, structured cabling, Cat5 and Cat6, low-voltage wiring, and fiber optic systems; perform cable termination and fiber splicing. Configure and service computer hardware, LAN (local area network) connections, Ethernet, Cisco routers, Juniper equipment, Avaya systems, VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), and telephony. Read schematics and use hand and power tools, ohmmeters, telecommunications testing equipment, and radio frequency (RF) testing tools to test and diagnose systems. Troubleshoot and repair equipment across AC/DC electrical systems, CCTV (closed-circuit television), telecommunications, and network installations; follow applicable National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements. Document work, communicate findings clearly, and provide responsive service to customers and internal teams.

Your impact:

Accurate installation and timely troubleshooting help customers and colleagues rely on stable network and communication services. Requirements Technical proficiency in IT, computer networking, network wiring, cabling, and telecommunications systems. Relevant service technician, field service, data center, electrical, or low-voltage experience. Practical ability to use diagnostic tools and testing equipment and perform equipment troubleshooting and repair. Familiarity with fiber splicing, fiber optic systems installation, structured cabling, Cat5/Cat6, Ethernet, and network installation. Experience with Cisco routers, Juniper, Avaya, VoIP, CCTV, or RF testing is preferred; knowledge of NEC requirements is an asset.

Work Location:

In person