Structured Cabling Technician: Install, Test & Troubleshoot

University System of New Hampshire; Durham (NH); On-site; USD 32,000 - 52,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of New Hampshire – Main Campus in Durham is seeking an Information Technology Technician to install, maintain, and troubleshoot structured cabling systems across campus facilities.

Responsibilities include planning and testing copper and fiber cabling, mounting network gear, conducting tests with specialized equipment, maintaining documentation, and collaborating with facilities and network teams to ensure reliable data transmission.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or equivalent; additional certifications or training in structured cabling desirable.
• Knowledge of standards for structured cabling systems (TIA/EIA-568, ANSI/TIA-942).
• Proficiency in copper and fiber optic termination techniques (RJ-45, LC, SC, ST, MPO).

Responsibilities

• Plan, install, terminate, and test copper and fiber cabling systems across campus facilities.
• Mount, rack, and connect network equipment ensuring proper cable management.
• Conduct cable testing and certification using testers and power meters; verify performance parameters.
• Diagnose and resolve connectivity issues and perform regular maintenance of cabling infrastructure.
• Maintain accurate documentation, including diagrams, schematics, and as-built drawings.

Skills

Structured cabling

Fiber termination

Cable testing

Network equipment

Troubleshooting

Documentation

Safety compliance

Education

High school diploma

Tools

Cable analyzers

OTDRs

Fusion splicers

Punch-down tools

Job description

The University of New Hampshire – Main Campus in Durham is seeking an Information Technology Technician to install, maintain, and troubleshoot structured cabling systems across campus facilities.

Responsibilities include planning and testing copper and fiber cabling, mounting network gear, conducting tests with specialized equipment, maintaining documentation, and collaborating with facilities and network teams to ensure reliable data transmission.