About the role

Job Description: Job DescriptionNOTE: This is NOT an IT support, help desk, networking, or office-based computer position. This is a hands-on commercial construction role working in active construction environments. We are seeking field technicians and tradespeople who are comfortable performing physical labor and working on construction jobsites daily. Traveling High-Count Ribbon Fiber Splicer
Job Summary:
  • Flex Tech is seeking experienced High-Count Ribbon Fiber Splicers for specialized data center fiber projects. This is an advanced, hands-on field position requiring proven experience with large-count fiber, ribbon splicing, spider-web/rollable-ribbon fiber, fusion splicing, and fiber testing.
  • Candidates must be willing and able to travel for assignments lasting up to three weeks at a time. This is not an entry-level fiber technician position.
  • Required Scope of Work
  • Qualified candidates must be capable of performing the following:
  • Prep and handle 288-count fiber
  • Prep and handle 6,912-count fiber
  • Work with other large-count fiber, including 864-count, 1,728-count, and 3,456-count
  • Splice 12-count ribbon fiber
  • Splice 16-count ribbon fiber
  • Perform pitch conversion
  • Work with spider-web and rollable-ribbon fiber
  • Ribbonize individual single-strand fibers
  • Perform fusion splicing
  • Conduct OTDR testing and troubleshooting
  • Conduct OLTS testing
  • Test and troubleshoot MPO connectors
  • Test and troubleshoot LC connectors
  • Complete high-count fiber work in active data center environments
  • Maintain accurate labeling, documentation, and fiber organization
  • Follow all project-specific safety and quality-control procedures
  • Minimum Experience Requirements
  • Candidates must have:
  • At least two years of ribbon-splicing experienceAt least one year of spider-web or rollable-ribbon splicing experienceAt least one year of experience prepping and handling large-count fiber
  • At least one year of OTDR testing experienceAt least one year of OLTS testing experience
  • Hands-on experience with high-count fiber in data center environments
  • Ability to pass a required background check
  • Ability to pass a required drug screening
  • Ability and willingness to travel for up to three weeks at a time
  • Reliable transportation while on assignment
  • Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety and quality
Preferred Qualifications:
  • Experience with 288-count, 864-count, 1,728-count, 3,456-count, or 6,912-count fiberExperience performing pitch conversions
  • Experience ribbonizing single-strand fiberExperience testing and troubleshooting MPO and LC connectors
  • Previous experience supporting large-scale data center deployments
  • Ability to work independently and meet production and quality expectations
  • Work Environment
This is a field-based position performed in active data center environments. Candidates must be comfortable completing detailed, hands-on fiber work while following strict safety, cleanliness, documentation, and quality-control requirements.
About Flex Tech: Headquartered in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Flex Tech, LLC provides skilled technicians for commercial electrical, low-voltage, data center, and fiber-optic construction projects. We focus on connecting qualified professionals with long-term career opportunities through strong client partnerships, training, and hands-on industry experience. Flex Tech is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are based on qualifications, merit, and business needs.

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