Stadium Telecommunications & IT Systems Technician

ICCLOS-Careers; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 42,000 - 65,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension

Health plans

Dental plans

Vision insurance

Life insurance

HSA contribution

Generous time off

Employee events

Event tickets

Free parking

Referral bonus

Job summary

The Indiana Convention Center & Lucas Oil Stadium (ICCLOS) in Indianapolis seeks a Telecommunications Technician to maintain and test our stadium and convention center systems. You will support data communications, CCTV, fiber, phone, and access control infrastructure to ensure reliable operation during events.

Work closely with IT and facilities teams to install, dismantle telecom hookups for trade shows and sporting events, manage cabling terminations, and document configurations for future

Qualifications

• Experience maintaining data communications systems, CCTV, access control.
• Ability to interpret show documents and coordinate with event staff.
• Familiarity with fiber optic, copper cabling, and basic building software.

Responsibilities

• Maintain/repair stadium and convention center data communications, CCTV, fiber/cable, and access control.
• Install and dismantle telecom hook-ups for trade shows and events, including ISDN and shared Ethernet.
• Extract requirements from show documents and coordinate with Event Coordinators, IT staff, and Show Management Staff.
• Understand color codes, and how to terminate all category 3, 5, 6 6E cable; basic fiber termination.
• Document and configure systems as required.

Job description

The Indiana Convention Center & Lucas Oil Stadium (ICCLOS) in Indianapolis seeks a Telecommunications Technician to maintain and test our stadium and convention center systems. You will support data communications, CCTV, fiber, phone, and access control infrastructure to ensure reliable operation during events.

Work closely with IT and facilities teams to install, dismantle telecom hookups for trade shows and sporting events, manage cabling terminations, and document configurations for future