The Wireless Technician uses advanced skills to install, integrate, maintain, test, and repair wireless equipment and related network infrastructure. The role includes maintaining mobile test equipment; performing database changes and repairs on cell-site components and wide-area network equipment; resolving difficult technical problems; and working with contractors to verify that cell-site work meets engineering specifications. The technician may also assist with monitoring and testing wireless network performance, resolving cell-site issues, making switch database changes, testing digital circuits, and interpreting results. The position includes preventative and incidental maintenance of cell-site, power, transmission, and associated equipment; documenting work in logs and reports; operating computers and electronic test equipment; coordinating trouble resolution with other groups; and supporting wireless service maintenance and installation. Technicians may work independently, provide guidance to other technicians, respond to network emergencies, and implement new services, technologies, or equipment as needed. The job requires a valid applicable driver’s license and satisfactory driving record, the ability to drive a manual-transmission vehicle, and travel away from the home location for extended periods. Work may take place outdoors in all types of weather. The technician must be available for assigned 24-hour on-call duty, after-hours work, overtime, emergency call-outs, weekends, and holidays. AT&T provides paid training and describes a collaborative team environment. The posted pay range is $18–$54 per hour, with average starting earnings stated as $37,440 per year; individual starting pay may depend on geography, experience, expertise, and education or training.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
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