Electronics Technician Maintenance I with Security Clearance

VTG; Hampton (VA); On-site; USD 47,000 - 48,000; Full time

Job summary

VTG is seeking a full-time Cleared Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician to support Navy/NMCI network infrastructure across the National Capital Region, with travel up to 20%. This hands-on field role focuses on copper and fiber cabling in IDF/MDF and related spaces.

You will install, terminate, label, dress, test, and troubleshoot cabling, install patch panels, wire managers, cabinets, and perform basic UPS/PDUs and power work.

Qualifications

• Field technician experience with copper and fiber cabling.
• Ability to install, terminate, label, dress, test and troubleshoot cabling.
• Experience with patch panels, cabinets, UPS/PDUs and basic power work.
• Must be able to travel up to 20% and work at government sites.

Responsibilities

• Install, terminate, label, dress, test, and troubleshoot copper and fiber cabling.
• Install and support patch panels, wire managers, cable conveyance, and cabinets.
• Perform basic power work from existing panels to cabinets, including breaker and receptacle installation.
• Install UPS units and PDUs in communications cabinets.
• Use copper and fiber test equipment (e.g., Fluke) and maintain organized cabling.
• Support IDF/MDF and other communications-space buildouts.
• Work independently at government customer sites and meet installation schedules.
• Provide field updates, test results, labeling information, and closeout documentation.
• Travel up to 20% and support overtime as mission needs require.

Skills

Cable installation

Troubleshooting

Testing equipment

Tools

Fluke testers

Job description

Overview VTG is seeking a full-time Cleared Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician to support Navy/NMCI network infrastructure work across the National Capital Region, with possible travel up to 20%. This is a hands-on field role focused primarily on copper and fiber telecommunications infrastructure. The technician will install, terminate, label, dress, test, and troubleshoot copper and fiber cabling in IDF/MDF and other communications environments. Work may also include patch panels, wire managers, cable conveyance, cabinet installation, UPS/PDU installation, and authorized basic power work from existing panels to cabinets, including breaker and receptacle installation. What will you do?

• Install, terminate, label, dress, test, and troubleshoot copper and fiber cabling
• Install and support patch panels, wire managers, cable conveyance, and cabinets
• Perform authorized basic power work from existing panels to cabinets, including breaker and receptacle installation
• Install UPS units and PDUs in communications cabinets
• Use copper and fiber test equipment, such as Fluke or equivalent
• Maintain clean, organized, and standards-based cabling work
• Support IDF/MDF and other communications-space buildouts
• Work independently at government customer sites and meet installation schedules
• Provide basic field updates, test results, labeling information, and closeout documentation as required
• Travel up to 20% and support overtime as mission needs require Do you have what it takes?
• Install, terminate, label, dress, test, and troubleshoot copper and fiber cabling
• Install and support patch panels, wire managers, cable conveyance, and cabinets
• Perform authorized basic power work from existing panels to cabinets, including breaker and receptacle installation
• Install UPS units and PDUs in communications cabinets
• Use copper and fiber test equipment, such as Fluke or equivalent
• Maintain clean, organized, and standards-based cabling work
• Support IDF/MDF and other communications-space buildouts

Work independently at government customer sites and meet installation schedules

Provide basic field updates, test results, labeling information, and closeout documentation as required

Travel up to 20% and support overtime as mission needs require

Pay Range: VTG's estimated starting pay range is $34.31/hr which is a general guideline for the geographic location. When extending an offer, VTG also considers work experience, education, skill level, market considerations and may possibly include contractual requirements which may cause an offer to fall outside of this range.