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Data Center Technician / Systems Engineer (Racking & Infrastructure Support)

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aequor technologiesFort Worth (TX)

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Job DescriptionJob DescriptionDescription: Summary: Entry-level Data Center Technician responsible for hardware installation, cabling, and basic network support within a data center environment. This role supports physical infrastructure operations, including rack/stack activities, structured cabling (copper and fiber), and documentation.
Key Responsibilities: "Install, rack, and stack servers, network devices, and related hardware in data center cabinets. "Perform structured cabling tasks, including installation, routing, labeling, and troubleshooting of copper (Cat5e/Cat6) and fiber optic cabling. "Support basic network device provisioning and connectivity, including entry-level Cisco switch configuration and troubleshooting. "Maintain accurate documentation using tools such as Microsoft Visio for rack elevations, cabling diagrams, and floor layouts. "Assist with power distribution (PDUs), cable management, and ensuring adherence to data center standards and best practices. "Perform hardware replacements (break/fix) and assist with troubleshooting physical layer issues. "Follow operational procedures, safety guidelines, and change management processes.
Required Skills & Qualifications: "Basic understanding of data center operations and hardware installation. "Familiarity with copper and fiber cabling standards and best practices. "Working knowledge of Cisco networking fundamentals (CLI basics, VLANs, connectivity checks). "Experience with Visio or similar diagramming/documentation tools. "Strong attention to detail, organization, and ability to follow procedures. "Ability to lift and move equipment (up to typical DC standards, e.g., 40 50 lbs). Preferred (Optional): "CompTIA Network or similar certification. "Exposure to DCIM tools or ticketing systems. "Basic understanding of structured cabling standards (TIA/EIA). Custom Fields: Name: Invoice Type Value: USA-AVL-Staffing-USD Name: Workspace Value: None Name: Work Desk Phone Number Required Value: No Name: System Access Required Value: Yes Name: Remote Worker Value: No Name: Badge ID Required Value: Yes Name: Worker Time Type Value: Full Time Name: Supervisory Org Value: DC and Cloud Networking(Philbert Morton)-60003423

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