Technician - Technician Data Communication

Spencer Technologies•Denver, CO

17h•$24 - $35•Onsite

About The Position

Spencer Technology is a global provider of field services and support for retail technology. They focus on infrastructure, from cabling to active equipment, and assist customers with design, engineering, procurement, deployment, and aftercare needs. Spencer serves well-known brands like Louis Vuitton, Specsavers, and Swarovski. Their core values are Client First, Integrity, and Innovative.

Requirements

BICSI 1 and 2 certification required.
Traveling required – some overnights.
Available to work evenings, weekends, and overtime.
Must maintain a valid Driver’s License.
Driving Record must be incident free for the last 3 years.
Able to lift at least 50 lbs.
Able to climb a 12 ft ladder.
Able to sit, stand, kneel and/or walk for long periods of time.

Nice To Haves

Experience in cabling (3 years preferred).
Phone systems experience (3 years preferred).
Familiarity with various retail and network technologies, equipment, and capabilities.
Good troubleshooting skills.
Customer service capabilities.

Responsibilities

Installing and repairing data communications lines and equipment.
Staging, configuring, and supporting a wide selection of retail and network equipment including traffic counters, point of sale servers, cash registers, wireless access points, amps, cameras, routers, and switches.
Reviewing and completing work orders to move, change, install, repair, or remove data communications equipment such as cabling, wires, POS, CCTV, phone systems, computer terminals, audio systems, DVR’s, digital signage, traffic monitoring systems and analytics, people counters, as well as wireless RF units.
Reading technical manuals to learn correct settings for equipment.
Measuring, cutting, splicing, and installing wires and cables.
Connecting microcomputer or terminal to data communication lines.
Disassembling equipment and inspecting and testing wiring to locate and repair problems.
Modifying equipment in accordance with user requests.
Testing communication lines to ensure that specifications are met.
Entering commands into a computer to test equipment.
Reading messages on computer screens to verify data transmission between locations.
Planning the layout and installation of data communications equipment.
Demonstrating the use of equipment.