On-Site Data Center Technician — Freelance, Growth & Certifications
Reboot Monkey
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Job summary
Reboot Monkey in Collegeville, PA is seeking a Data Center Technician to support critical infrastructure at world-class data center facilities. This freelance, on-site position offers $60,000-$75,000 USD annually, with health, dental, and vision insurance, PTO and holidays, professional development allowance, and certification sponsorship.
You will install, configure, and maintain server and network gear, perform structured cabling, monitor power and cooling, troubleshoot incidents, and
Qualifications
- 3+ years data center operations experience.
- Expert cabling skills: Cat6/6a and fiber OM3/OM4/OS2.
- Knowledge of power distribution and UPS systems.
- Proficient in rack-and-stack operations.
- Strong troubleshooting and documentation skills.
- Experience with capacity planning and upgrades.
- Vendor and ITIL knowledge preferred.
- CCNA/JNCIA and other relevant certifications preferred.
Responsibilities
- Install, configure, and maintain server and network equipment.
- Perform structured cabling (copper and fiber optic).
- Execute hardware deployments and decommissions.
- Monitor environmental systems (power, cooling, security).
- Respond to incidents and perform troubleshooting.
- Maintain accurate documentation and asset tracking.
- Collaborate with engineering and operations teams.
- Participate in capacity planning and upgrades.
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Job description
Reboot Monkey in Collegeville, PA is seeking a Data Center Technician to support critical infrastructure at world-class data center facilities. This freelance, on-site position offers $60,000-$75,000 USD annually, with health, dental, and vision insurance, PTO and holidays, professional development allowance, and certification sponsorship.
You will install, configure, and maintain server and network gear, perform structured cabling, monitor power and cooling, troubleshoot incidents, and
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