Meta Installer Program
About The Position
CBRE is recruiting candidates for Meta’s sponsored America's Workforce Academy Fiber Technician Pathway Program, a four-week paid training program held at purpose-built training locations in Columbus, Ohio, or Indianapolis, Indiana. Travel expenses are covered, and participants receive a daily per diem during training. Non-local participants receive company-paid housing, travel, and meals; local participants may commute daily. Training is paid at $25.00 per hour, with new classes starting weekly. After successful completion of the program, graduates transition into permanent, full-time Fiber Installer roles at a Meta Data Center. Participants learn to install, test, terminate, label, and document fiber-optic cabling; pull low-voltage cables through conduits, ceilings, and pathways; interpret telecommunications drawings; install supporting infrastructure; and patch, label, and barcode network equipment. No prior experience is required, and training is provided. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States without current or future visa sponsorship. The hiring process includes a 10-panel drug screening (including THC testing), a physical assessment, and a criminal background check. Candidates needing adjustments or support during the application or recruitment process may contact CBRE.
Requirements
- Be authorized to work in the United States without the need for visa sponsorship, now or in the future.
- Show willingness to learn and take direction.
- Have a safety-first mindset, reliability, and teamwork skills.
- Be comfortable using hand tools.
- Be ready for hands-on, physical work.
- Have strong attention to detail and a customer-focused mindset.
- Complete a 10-panel drug screening, including THC testing, a physical assessment, and a criminal background check.
Nice To Haves
- Interest in technical systems, cabling, or construction-related environments.
- Bilingual English/Spanish skills.
Responsibilities
- Install, test, terminate, label, and document fiber-optic cabling.
- Pull low-voltage cables through conduits, ceilings, and pathways (ISP/OSP).
- Read and interpret floor plans, port maps, and telecommunications drawings.
- Install ladder rack, fiber troughs, seismic bracing, and grounding systems.
- Patch, label, and barcode network equipment accurately and consistently.
- Follow safety procedures and learn alongside experienced technicians.
Benefits
- Four-week paid training at $25.00 per hour.
- Travel expenses are covered.
- Daily per diem during training.
- Company-paid housing, travel, and meals for non-local participants during training.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
