Data Center Technician; L1) Cable Puller x2, Lenoir, NC

Start your data center career in a hands-on role supporting the installation of servers, network equipment, cabling, and rack infrastructure. As a Data Center Technician I, you’ll spend most of your time pulling, routing, labeling, and organizing copper and fiber cabling while also assisting with repeatable deployment tasks such as inventory scanning, component positioning, and basic rack preparation.

This is a great opportunity for someone with structured cabling experience who wants to build a strong foundation in data center operations. You’ll follow clear procedures, learn from experienced technicians, and gain exposure to rack-and-stack work, power connections, airflow management, and advanced cooling systems. A positive attitude, attention to detail, and willingness to learn are just as important as your technical background.

• At least 5–6 months of structured cabling experience
• Experience running and organizing Cat5, Cat6, coaxial, copper, or similar cabling
• Ability to follow technical documentation, diagrams, checklists, and standard procedures
• Basic understanding of data center environments, IT hardware, and rack infrastructure
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to completing work accurately
• Ability to safely perform hands-on installation tasks, including standing, lifting, and working in rack spaces

• Data center, central office, telecommunications, or structured cabling experience
• Basic rack-and-stack experience with servers, network equipment, or storage systems
• Familiarity with cable routing, dressing, labeling, and cable management
• Experience using personal or professional crimping tools
• Exposure to power distribution units, airflow management, or blanking panels

• Pull, route, dress, label, and organize structured copper and fiber cabling
• Prepare racks and assist with installing rails, PDUs, cable management, and equipment
• Support rack-and-stack activities for servers, networking equipment, and storage systems
• Scan inventory, position components, complete liquid-filling tasks, and perform other repeatable deployment activities
• Follow installation procedures, method-of-procedure documents, safety requirements, and quality checklists
• Identify and report discrepancies, maintain clean work areas, and help prevent rework

• 40% Structured Cabling and Cable Management
• 20% Rack Preparation and Equipment Installation
• 15% Inventory, Labeling, and Component Handling
• 10% Power, Airflow, and Cooling Support
• 10% Quality Checks and Documentation
• 5% Safety and Work Area Maintenance

• Pull and route copper, fiber, coaxial, and other structured cabling
• Label, dress, and secure cables according to installation diagrams
• Assist with rack assembly, equipment placement, and basic rack-and-stack activities
• Scan inventory and position components for installation
• Support airflow, power, and cooling setup tasks under established procedures
• Perform quality checks and report installation issues or discrepancies
• Maintain organized racks, tools, materials, and work areas
• Follow safety procedures and use required protective equipment