Data Center Tech Intern: Hands-On Server & Network Ops

Meta; Los Lunas (NM); On-site; USD 47,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Meta invites students to join the Data Center Technician Intern program within the FORCE team. This 12-week internship combines hands-on hardware work in a live data center with mentorship, focusing on server health, data hall procedures, and documentation.

You’ll gain practical experience in Linux, networking fundamentals, and safety practices while supporting global infrastructure. Participants learn through real tasks, collaborate with engineers, and contribute to knowledge bases, with summer

Qualifications

• Currently enrolled in a degreed program in a technology-related field (Associate/Bachelor/Master).
• Intend to return to the degree program after the internship.
• Experience with Linux fundamentals, including basic command line navigation.
• Foundational understanding of computer hardware and troubleshooting concepts.
• Able to follow detailed procedures and work under supervision.

Responsibilities

• Support server fleet health via Meta's ticketing system.
• Follow documented procedures to support hardware replacements.
• Perform routine inspections of server and network hardware in data halls.
• Carry out physical cabling tasks and component reseats as directed.
• Assist with ticket resolution and initial triage with guidance.
• Assist with data center projects and inventory management.

Skills

Linux basics

Command line

Effective communication

Data center safety

Physical stamina

Work authorization

Education

Tech degree in progress

Tools

Python

SQL

Shell scripting

Job description

Meta invites students to join the Data Center Technician Intern program within the FORCE team. This 12-week internship combines hands-on hardware work in a live data center with mentorship, focusing on server health, data hall procedures, and documentation.

You’ll gain practical experience in Linux, networking fundamentals, and safety practices while supporting global infrastructure. Participants learn through real tasks, collaborate with engineers, and contribute to knowledge bases, with summer