LV Techs - NY/NJ

InfraTech Solutions LLC; New York (NY); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

InfraTech Solutions LLC in New York is seeking an experienced Field Technology Technician to install, troubleshoot, and support low-voltage cabling and data networks at retail and commercial sites. This hands-on, customer-facing role covers structured cabling, network hardware, POS systems, cameras, and digital signage, with a focus on reliability and quick issue resolution.

You will work independently on-site, performing measurements, terminations, testing, and routine maintenance of Cat5/Cat6,

Responsibilities

• Install, repair, move, and support low-voltage and data communications equipment
• Perform structured cabling work: measure, cut, terminate, splice, test
• Install and support Cat5/Cat6, fiber, wireless APs, routers, switches, racks
• Support POS systems, cameras, displays, and other commercial technology
• Troubleshoot connectivity, cabling, hardware, and communication issues

Job description

Field Technology Technician

We are seeking experienced Low Voltage / Field Technology Technicians to support ongoing retail and commercial technology deployments.

This is a hands-on field role focused on installing, troubleshooting, repairing, and supporting low-voltage cabling, network infrastructure, and in-store technology. The ideal candidate will be comfortable working independently in customer-facing environments and have experience across structured cabling, networking, POS, wireless, and other field technology systems.

Responsibilities

• Install, repair, move, and support low-voltage and data communications equipment
• Perform structured cabling work including measuring, cutting, terminating, splicing, and testing cable
• Install and support Cat5/Cat6, fiber, wireless access points, routers, switches, racks, and related network equipment
• Support POS systems, computer terminals, cameras, digital signage, audio equipment, and other commercial technology
• Troubleshoot connectivity, cabling, hardware, and communication issues