Data Center Rack & Stack Engineer

Posted 2 days ago

connectionSan Antonio (TX)

Network and Computer Systems Administrators Computer Systems Design Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$55/hour

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About the role

OverviewData Center Rack & Stack Engineer (Contract) Position DetailsContract position Onsite, Monday-Friday, 1st shift hours 40 hours per week 6 month contract with strong possibility of extension $55/hour Target start date: ASAP

Position Overview: Seekingintermediate-level Data Center Rack & Stack Engineer to support day-to-day operations for alarge retail clientwithin an enterprise data center environment. This role is focused on hands-on execution and physical infrastructure support rather than senior-level architecture or engineering responsibilities. Very busy position! ResponsibilitiesInstall, remove, and rack servers and related hardware Mount rails, brackets, and supporting equipment Perform structured cabling, patching, labeling, and cable management Validate power connections and connectivity Assist with basic hardware troubleshooting and diagnostics Manage inventory, equipment staging, and asset handling Provide general physical data center support and operational assistance QualificationsInstall, remove, and rack servers and related hardware Mount rails, brackets, and supporting equipment Perform structured cabling, patching, labeling, and cable management Validate power connections and connectivity Assist with basic hardware troubleshooting and diagnostics Manage inventory, equipment staging, and asset handling Provide general physical data center support and operational assistance

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