Service Infrastructure Technician

All Information Services, Inc. (AIS); Illinois; On-site; USD 45,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

All Information Services, Inc. (AIS) is seeking a Service Infrastructure Technician in Illinois. The role entails performing low-voltage cabling, rack installation, and providing Tier 1 service in client environments. Responsibilities include ensuring reliable installations, managing client communication, and adhering to defined standards.

The ideal candidate will have at least 1 year of experience in infrastructure installation and demonstrate strong attention to detail and communication skills. Participation in after-hours support rotation is required.

Qualifications

• 1+ years of experience in low-voltage cabling or IT field services.
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow defined processes.
• Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle.

Responsibilities

• Execute physical infrastructure work, ensuring compliance with standards.
• Communicate client expectations while performing tasks.
• Participate in After Hours Support rotation for emergencies.

Skills

Low-voltage cabling

Communication skills

Attention to detail

Physical installation

Tools

Punch-down tools

Cable testers

Crimpers

Job description

Dependable and execution-focused technician performing low‑voltage cabling, rack installation, device mounting, and Tier 1 service delivery within client environments.

We are seeking a dependable and execution-focused Service Infrastructure Technician to join our Service Delivery team. This role is responsible for performing physical infrastructure work within client environments, including low‑voltage cabling, rack installation, and device mounting, while also supporting end‑user needs through Tier 1 service delivery.

The Service Infrastructure Technician is responsible for ensuring infrastructure environments are installed cleanly, function reliably, and remain fully supportable over time. This role requires strong attention to detail, clear communication, and consistent execution aligned with defined standards.

This role is ideal for someone who can execute physical installation work with precision, communicate effectively with clients onsite, and deliver reliable outcomes within a defined scope.

Key Responsibilities

• Own execution of physical infrastructure work, including low‑voltage cabling, rack installation, equipment mounting, and device deployment, ensuring all work is clean, secure, and aligned with defined standards and design intent
• Own cabling quality end‑to‑end, ensuring all cabling is properly routed, terminated, labeled, tested, and organized to support long‑term reliability and maintainability
• Own testing and validation of installed infrastructure, identifying and correcting physical layer issues and ensuring all work meets expected performance and certification standards
• Own organization of network environments, including racks, patch panels, and cable management, ensuring environments are structured, accessible, and serviceable
• Own client communication for onsite work, ensuring expectations, progress, and any issues are clearly communicated while minimizing disruption to the client environment
• Own identification and escalation of scope boundaries, ensuring engineering decisions, configuration changes, or design gaps are escalated with sufficient context
• Execute all Service Technician Tier 1 responsibilities, ensuring end‑user issues are resolved efficiently while maintaining ticket quality, communication standards, and SLA adherence
• Demonstrate strong execution discipline and attention to detail, ensuring work is completed correctly the first time and does not introduce rework, instability, or client risk
• Participation in the After Hours Support rotation is required, including availability to respond to client emergencies outside of standard business hours

Basic Qualifications

• 1+ years of experience in low‑voltage cabling, infrastructure installation, or IT field services
• Experience using structured cabling tools such as punch‑down tools, crimpers, and cable testers
• Experience installing or working with network racks, patch panels, or infrastructure equipment
• Ability to safely use power tools and perform physical installation work
• Ability to work on ladders, in ceilings, and in elevated or confined environments
• Strong attention to detail and ability to follow defined processes and installation standards
• Strong communication skills with the ability to interact professionally with clients onsite
• Valid driver’s license and access to a reliable vehicle for client onsite support and travel

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with cable certification tools
• Experience mounting cameras, access points, or similar devices
• Scissor lift and/or boom lift certification
• Familiarity with basic networking concepts (DNS, DHCP, VPN)
• Experience in a managed services or service delivery environment