An Engineering Test Technician troubleshoots, repairs and maintains engineering equipment. Assists in refining and developing test processes. Fabricates equipment and tooling as required.
Level II-III Fiber Splicing Technician Region Supported:
IAD Initial Dispatch:
Dulles, VA Compensation Level II:
$25-$35 per hour
Level III:
$35+/hour (commensurate with experience)=
Employment Type:
6 Month Contract to
Hire Tools/PPE:
All splicing & testing equipment provided; all PPE provided About the Role We're hiring experienced Fiber Splicing Technicians (Level II and Level III) to support underground, aerial, and ISP splicing projects across multiple markets. The ideal candidates are safety-first, quality-driven technicians who can deliver production on tight timelines and collaborate effectively on active jobsites. Key Responsibilities Perform advanced fiber splicing (OSP/ISP, aerial/underground), including ribbon splicing on 144-864 count cables; work with 200-micron fiber; and single/multifiber terminations (e.g., 12-count and 16-count ).
Execute complete splice workflows:
buffer tube prep, ribbonization/deribbonization, fusion splicing, heat-shrink, tray/ring management, enclosure sealing, labeling, and documentation. Read/interpret splicing schematics, OTDR traces, and power meter/light source results; isolate faults and restore service with minimal supervision. Build and maintain accurate daily production logs, test records, and as-built documentation (SmartSheets/Excel or similar). Coordinate with field leadership on materials, timelines, site readiness, and traffic/safety controls. Mentor junior techs on best practices for quality, efficiency, and safety. Adhere to all safety standards; maintain a clean, organized, and compliant work area. Must-Have Experience (Level
II & III
) Hands-on fiber splicing experience (1-3+ years preferred) performing production splicing, restoration, and testing. Proven proficiency with ribbon splicing 144+ (up to 864) and handling 200-micron fiber. Comfortable with 12-count and 16-count fiber builds and documentation. Ability to read prints, splice diagrams, and update redlines/as-builts. Strong OTDR and power meter/light source testing skills; able to interpret and explain results. Valid driver's license; Certifications & Requirements Pre-employment screening (e.g., drug screen, motor vehicle record, background as required by project). Nice to Have Experience with mid-span and live-network restoration work. Familiarity with multiple splice enclosure types (aerial/underground/hand-hole), inside-plant trays, and rack-mounted hardware. Proficiency with documentation tools (SmartSheets, Excel) and digital test result management. Prior leadership/crew lead experience (required for many Level III roles). Work Environment & Physical Demands Work may involve sitting, standing, walking, climbing, squatting, and lifting. Exposure to outdoor conditions, elevated work (aerial), confined spaces, and typical construction site noise. What We Provide All Tools, splicing and testing equipment provided (fusion splicers, cleavers, OTDR, power meter/light source, etc.). All PPE provided . #tekone
Pay:
$25.00 - $40.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) matching Dental insurance Health insurance Life insurance Opportunities for advancement Paid time off Parental leave Vision insurance Application Question(s): Please describe your experience with Mass Fusion Ribbon splicing in a few short sentences:
Experience:
fiber splicing: 2 years (Required) 144-832 count fribbon fiber splicing: 2 years (Required)
