A Network or Systems Support Specialist evaluates, troubleshoots, and maintains computer and network systems at a business or organization. May work as part of an information technology department.
Generous PTO, Travel Per Diem, Medical/Dental/Vision Coverage, Career Growth Opportunities Travel:
Monday-Friday Overview of the
Role:
Join a growing team delivering critical telecommunications infrastructure that powers connectivity across the country. As a Central Office Technician, you'll play a hands-on role in building and maintaining high-performance network environments, working with cutting-edge equipment and technologies. This is an excellent opportunity for technicians who enjoy working in the field, solving real-world problems, and advancing their careers in telecom, network infrastructure, or data center environments. Whether you're an experienced Level II looking to grow or a Level III ready to lead, this role offers strong earning potential, travel opportunities, and clear career progression.
Work Environment & Perks:
Opportunities for overtime and increased earnings. Exposure to large-scale network deployments and advanced technologies. Clear career advancement path from Technician II → Lead Technician → Supervisor roles. Work on mission-critical infrastructure that keeps people and businesses connected. Responsibilities of the
Central Office Technician:
Install and build out telecommunications infrastructure including racks, cabinets, and network equipment Run, terminate, and test fiber optic and copper cabling in central office environments Work with cable racking systems, fiber duct, and structured cabling installations Read and execute work based on blueprints, schematics, and MOPs Perform testing, troubleshooting, and quality checks to ensure network reliability Decommission and remove legacy equipment as part of upgrade projects Maintain clean, organized, and safe work environments Lead crews on-site and coordinate daily project activities Serve as the go-to technical expert for complex installs and troubleshooting Mentor and train junior technicians Interface with project stakeholders and ensure project milestones are met Qualifications of the
Central Office Technician:
Level II:
1.5+ years of telecom, cabling, or infrastructure installation experience
Level III:
4 years of experience with demonstrated leadership capabilities Hands-on experience with fiber optics, copper cabling, and/or DC power systems Ability to read blueprints, schematics, and technical documentation Strong troubleshooting skills and attention to detail Comfort working in fast-paced, team-oriented environments Willingness to travel regularly for projects Preferred Qualifications of the
Central Office Technician:
Experience in central offices, data centers, or network deployment environments Prior experience leading teams or job sites (Level III) Familiarity with fiber testing tools, certification equipment, or advanced cabling standards Strong communication skills and a proactive, problem-solving mindset #LI-HP1 #
