Onsite Data Center Deployment Technician

Kyndryl; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 63,840 - 121,440; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and dental coverage

Disability benefits

Retirement benefits

Paid leave

Paid time off

Job summary

Kyndryl in Dallas, TX is seeking 15 Deployment Technicians to support client sites in Dallas and Buffalo, NY. These are fully onsite positions with availability across AM, afternoon, and PM shifts.

Candidates must be able to travel between local sites and reliably commute to client locations. You will work a rotating schedule of five consecutive days, averaging 160 hours every four weeks, and coordinate with engineers and onsite teams during bring-up.

Qualifications

• Interest in servers and IT infrastructure.
• Follow established procedures with safety, quality, and equipment protection requirements.
• Comfort performing hands-on technical work in a data center or similar environment.

Responsibilities

• Receive and validate rack-scale equipment against deployment docs and site intake procedures.
• Inspect racks, doors, frames, fittings, labels, and visible components for damage or blockers and escalate as needed.
• Document and escalate exceptions before power-on or engineering validation.
• Check for leakage or safety concerns and communicate findings before service.
• Coordinate with engineers and onsite teams during bring-up and provide status updates.
• Install and remove SD cards on cabinets in restricted locations as required.
• Follow safety, compliance, access, cleanliness, lockout/startup, and equipment handling requirements.

Skills

OSHA10 Cert

Data center

Team player

Communication

Travel readiness

Job description

Kyndryl in Dallas, TX is seeking 15 Deployment Technicians to support client sites in Dallas and Buffalo, NY. These are fully onsite positions with availability across AM, afternoon, and PM shifts.

Candidates must be able to travel between local sites and reliably commute to client locations. You will work a rotating schedule of five consecutive days, averaging 160 hours every four weeks, and coordinate with engineers and onsite teams during bring-up.