Data Center Technician

This is a great opportunity for someone early in their IT career to gain experience in a high-impact infrastructure environment. ### ?? Key Responsibilities - Rack, stack, cable, and support IT hardware (servers, switches, drives) - Perform system startups, shutdowns, and staging activities following established procedures - Conduct post-install quality checks (grounding, labeling, cabling, etc.) - Troubleshoot hardware issues and replace faulty components - Assist with hardware decommissioning, upgrades, and refresh activities - Follow standard processes for incident reporting and escalation - Adhere to all safety, security, and operational protocols ### ? Required Qualifications - High school diploma or GED - 1+ year of experience in a data center or similar environment - Hands-on experience with rack & stack, cabling, or decommissioning - Basic understanding of: - Computer hardware and server components - Network equipment and low-voltage cabling - Familiarity with Microsoft Office (Outlook, Excel, Word) - Ability to work flexible shifts, including nights, weekends, or holidays - Ability to work in a physical, team-based environment - Ability to work assigned shifts: - First half or back half of week - Day or night shifts - Low Voltage License (Wyoming): - Required OR ability to obtain quickly ### ? Preferred Qualifications - Previous experience working in large-scale or hyperscale data centers - Exposure to structured cabling and data center operations ### ?? Work Environment - On-site data center environment - Physical work required (lifting, cabling, equipment handling) - Must follow PPE and safety requirements (e.g., composite toe boots) - Team-based, secure, and process-driven environment ### ?? Why Join - Opportunity to support a large, enterprise-level data center - Exposure to complex infrastructure environments - Potential for career growth and skill development (including licensing opportunities)