Network Infrastructure Technician I

SwitchReno, NV
Onsite

About The Position

This role supports the daily operation and reliability of Switch data center network infrastructure. You handle hands-on installation, testing, and troubleshooting of structured cabling and related hardware, following defined procedures and safety standards. Your work helps keep customer and internal network environments stable, documented, and ready for use.

Requirements

  • 1-2 years of experience in telecom, data center operations, or IT support.
  • Working knowledge of CAT 3, CAT 5, and CAT 6 cabling, plus single-mode and multi-mode fiber.
  • Basic understanding of ANSI and TIA/EIA cabling standards.
  • Ability to troubleshoot layer 1 connectivity and basic hardware issues.
  • Experience using ticketing systems to track and document work.
  • Comfort working scheduled shifts in a 24/7 operating environment.

Nice To Haves

  • CompTIA A+, Network+, or Security+ certification.
  • Experience with terminal access tools such as PuTTY, SSH, or similar.
  • Familiarity with data center hardware such as switches, routers, PDUs, and related equipment.

Responsibilities

  • Install, terminate, label, and maintain copper, fiber, and coax cabling, including patch panels and cable management.
  • Build and modify cable support systems such as ladder rack, tray, J-hooks, and related hardware.
  • Install and replace field-replaceable units such as drives, memory, optics, and power components.
  • Perform basic hardware setup and access using terminal tools.
  • Test cabling using standard tools and document results.
  • Create and maintain design layout records for completed work.
  • Respond to routine alerts and issues, follow escalation procedures when needed, and document all actions in ticketing systems.
  • Escort vendors and support on-site customer activities as required.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive coverage for you and your family that can be tailored to fit your personal needs
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