Field Technician

Location:

Multiple locations across the U.S (100% Travel - nationwide)

• Travel expenses will be covered.
• Accommodation will be provided.
• Fuel and gas expenses will be covered.
• One week of training will be conducted in Dallas, TX.

• Install, terminate, and test fiber optic and copper cabling including CAT5, CAT6, and coaxial cables.
• Perform structured cabling activities such as routing, dressing, and labeling to ensure organized installations.
• Diagnose and resolve network connectivity issues related to cabling and fiber optics.
• Ensure proper power distribution including rack-level PDU installations, UPS systems, and grounding compliance.
• Conduct maintenance, inspections, and upgrades for power and cooling systems.
• Follow SOPs and industry best practices for cabling and power management.
• Demonstrate understanding of fiber types, fiber ends, jumper/JPOI handling, and protection methods.
• Operate OTDR and power meters for testing and validation.
• Apply proper fiber cleaning and scoping techniques (splicing not required).
• Maintain familiarity with DWDM and OME long-haul/short-haul circuits up to 100G.
• Mount equipment in central offices, colocation facilities, huts, and outdoor enclosures.
• Understand telecom color codes and perform wire wrap paired cable work.
• Read and interpret engineering documents, MOPs, EDPs, and customer best practice documentation.
• Work with AC and DC power systems including installing and verifying
  -48V leads while protecting live circuits.
• Strip and crimp DC power leads safely.
• Perform crimping of lugs and H-Taps.
• Apply electrical grease where required.
• Use double-insulated torque wrenches and screwdrivers.
• Maintain familiarity with telecom equipment vendors such as Ciena and Cisco (preferred).