Field Network Install Technician: Data Center Ops

Amazon Web Services (AWS); Avondale (AZ); On-site; USD 43,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Data Services, Inc. in Avondale, AZ is hiring Network Install Technicians to move and implement large enterprise equipment, install fiber and copper cabling, and patch cables between equipment.

You will follow established hardware installation procedures and support 24/7 operations in a fast-paced data-center environment. Candidates must be able to travel between data-center sites, work at alternative facilities during training, and lift up to 40 pounds while adhering to safety standards.

Qualifications

• Experience with network hardware: copper and optical fiber cabling, switches, routers.
• 18+ months of experience in data center or critical environment or similar technical roles.
• 18+ months of experience with network cabling, optic types, and test equipment (VFL, power meter, OTDR, etc.)

Responsibilities

• Moving and implementing large enterprise equipment.
• Installing Fiber and Copper cabling and patching cabling between equipment.
• Ensuring proper safety and security standards are maintained during cabling and rack installation.
• Following well established hardware installation procedures and break‑fix activities.
• Safely using material handling tools and equipment.
• Traveling within and outside of the regional work area is required.
• This role supports data centers in various operational stages and may require travel to training sites.

Skills

Network hardware experience

Data center experience

Cable testing equipment knowledge

Tools

VFL

Power meter

OTDR

Job description

Amazon Data Services, Inc. in Avondale, AZ is hiring Network Install Technicians to move and implement large enterprise equipment, install fiber and copper cabling, and patch cables between equipment.

You will follow established hardware installation procedures and support 24/7 operations in a fast-paced data-center environment. Candidates must be able to travel between data-center sites, work at alternative facilities during training, and lift up to 40 pounds while adhering to safety standards.