Data Center Technician I: Cable & Rack Installations

Equiliem; Tempe (AZ); On-site; USD 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k)

Job summary

Equiliem is seeking an Entry-Level Data Center Technician to support installation, maintenance, and organization of structured cabling and equipment within data center environments. This contract-to-hire role offers hands-on experience with fiber and copper cabling, cable management, and safety procedures, working onsite with project teams.

You will handle rough-in installations, termination, rack and stack, read blueprints, use basic hand tools, and follow OSHA guidelines.

Qualifications

• Reading and following blueprints and installation documentation.
• Ability to use basic hand tools (screwdriver, tape measure, snips).
• Work safely on ladders and in confined spaces.
• Willingness to travel and work overtime/weekends as required.

Responsibilities

• Perform cable infrastructure and fiber rough‑in installations.
• Pull, dress, label, patch, test, and organize structured cabling.
• Perform cable and fiber termination.
• Rack and stack customer equipment.
• Build out server racks and complete rack elevations.
• Install fiber trays, ladder racks, power trays, cabinets, and related infrastructure.
• Support structured cabling and telecommunications installations.
• Receive materials and assemble required hardware.
• Read and follow blueprints and installation plans.

Skills

Blueprints reading

Hand tools

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

Cabling tools

Job description

Equiliem is seeking an Entry-Level Data Center Technician to support installation, maintenance, and organization of structured cabling and equipment within data center environments. This contract-to-hire role offers hands-on experience with fiber and copper cabling, cable management, and safety procedures, working onsite with project teams.

You will handle rough-in installations, termination, rack and stack, read blueprints, use basic hand tools, and follow OSHA guidelines.