Data Center Technician - United States - Lakeland - On-site
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reboot monkeyFort Worth (TX)
Network and Computer Systems AdministratorsComputer Facilities Management Services
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$25-35/hr
About the role
About The Role We are seeking an experienced Data Center Technician for freelance/contract work in Lakeland, United States . This is an on-site position supporting mission-critical infrastructure at premier data center facilities. Compensation $25-35/hr (USD hourly). Rates vary based on experience level and project complexity. Emergency and after-hours work may qualify for premium rates. Engagement Type Contract/Freelance basis Flexible scheduling available Project-based or ongoing support Remote hands and smart hands services Key Responsibilities Perform hardware installations, decommissions, and migrations Execute structured cabling (copper and fiber optic) Conduct server racking, stacking, and labeling Perform cross-connects and patch panel work Troubleshoot connectivity and hardware issues Document all work with photos and detailed notes Coordinate with remote NOC and client teams Qualifications 2+ years data center or IT infrastructure experience Strong cabling skills (Cat5e/6/6a, single-mode/multi-mode fiber) Experience with server hardware (Dell, HP, Supermicro) Ability to lift 50+ lbs and work in raised floor environments Own transportation and ability to work on-site Professional communication skills in English Data center certifications (CDCP, CDCS, or similar) - preferred Network certifications (CCNA, CompTIA Network+) - preferred Experience with DCIM and ticketing systems - preferred Familiarity with major colocation providers - preferred Standard tools: screwdrivers, cable testers, label makers, fiber inspection equipment #J-18808-Ljbffr
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