Telecom Operations Technician Fiber & Networking 30% Travel

Contel Inc; Denver (CO); Sur place; USD 55 000 - 75 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Contel Inc. based in Denver, CO is seeking a hands-on Operations Technician to support installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of telecom equipment and network infrastructure in MSO headend and hub facilities.

Responsibilities include rack-and-stack work, mounting, labeling, cable routing, and MPO fiber installation and testing; replacing network cards and SFPs; performing shelf swaps and upgrades; and ensuring connections to -48V DC power systems with strict safety practices.

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience with MPO fiber installation and testing.
• Experience with -48V DC telecom power systems and safety practices.
• Ability to travel ~30% and work independently and with a team.

Responsabilités

• Perform rack and stack, mounting, labeling, cabling and cable management.
• Install, clean, inspect, and test MPO fiber connections.
• Install and replace network cards, SFPs, and related components.
• Perform shelf swaps, equipment upgrades, and service restoration.
• Install and maintain connections to -48V DC power systems with safety procedures.
• Troubleshoot fiber, equipment, power, and connectivity issues to restore service.
• Coordinate maintenance with network operations and field teams.
• Maintain installation records, test results and service documentation.

Connaissances

MPO fiber installation

Network hardware troubleshooting

SFP transceivers

Rack and stack

-48V DC power systems

Equipment testing

Documentation

Travel readiness

Outils

Fiber testing equipment

Description du poste

Contel Inc. based in Denver, CO is seeking a hands-on Operations Technician to support installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of telecom equipment and network infrastructure in MSO headend and hub facilities.

Responsibilities include rack-and-stack work, mounting, labeling, cable routing, and MPO fiber installation and testing; replacing network cards and SFPs; performing shelf swaps and upgrades; and ensuring connections to -48V DC power systems with strict safety practices.