Cabling Associate Maryland

Position Overview

As a Data Center Cabling Associate, you will support large-scale cabling installations for major AI and hyperscale data centers across the U.S. This hybrid role blends field leadership with hands‑on work, ideal for someone who has grown beyond a Foreman role but is not yet a full Superintendent.

You’llassistthe Superintendent with planning,standards enforcement, and on‑site execution while working directly with technicians, contractors, and vendors. This role is heavily field‑facing and requires strong technical skills, attention to detail, and the ability to help keep teams aligned with project timelines and quality expectations.

• This is a full‑time salaried role offering $90,000-$100,000, full benefits, project bonuses, paid travel, and advanced training.
• This position requires 75% travel to project sites nationwide, including AI build locations.

• Support structured cabling installations in new data center white space and help coordinate daily work for cabling crews under the Superintendent.
• Perform on-siteQA checksfor fiber/copper terminations, labeling, routing, and test results while reinforcing jobsite safety.
• Assistwithcabling standards, tracking sheets, patch schedules, port maps, and drawing reviewsto ensure work meets TIA/BICSI specifications.
• Communicate field progress, schedule risks, and material needs to project leadership.
• Support documentation, RFIs, change orders, daily reports, and QA/QC corrective actions.

• 2-4years experience in structured cabling, low-voltage, or fiber optic systems (data center or mission-critical preferred).
• Experience leading small cabling crews(foremanor lead technician level).
• Ability to readcabling drawings, rack elevations, and labeling standards.
• Experience usingfiber testing tools (OLTS, OTDR, VFL).
• Strong Excel skillsfor port mapping, tracking, and documentation.
• Comfortable working inlive data center environments with fast‑paced schedules.
• Willingness to travel 75% and work extended hours during active builds

• Understanding ofracks, containment systems, and cable pathways.
• Familiarity withTIA/EIA or BICSI standards.
• Certifications such asBICSI Technician or Installer II.