Connectivity Engineer responsible for fiber optic and structured cabling systems in hyperscale data center projects across North America.
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Responsibilities
Provide technical leadership and subject matter expertise for fiber optic and structured cabling systems throughout installation, testing, commissioning, and project turnover.
Review and interpret engineering drawings, routing plans, specifications, bills of materials, and connectivity design packages to ensure proper execution.
Support project planning activities by evaluating installation sequencing, technical constraints, milestones, and project risks.
Coordinate with Engineering, Construction, Project Management, and contractors to resolve technical inquiries, design conflicts, and field issues.
Monitor field installations to ensure compliance with approved designs, applicable standards, safety requirements, and quality expectations.
Requirements
Bachelor's degree or diploma in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Telecommunications, Construction Management, or a related discipline
Nice to have: structured cabling systems
Nice to have: fiber optic infrastructure
Nice to have: telecommunications networks
Nice to have: data center connectivity environments
Provide mid-level support on various data center projects within the ADB Technology group, including installation of servers, networking equipment, and fiber optic splicing.
Compensation
The starting pay for this position is $29 and may vary based on the candidate's skills, experience, and qualifications.
Responsibilities
Support Data Center, ISP and OSP projects in a variety of customer facilities nationwide
Determine equipment needs, cable route, cable direction, safety best practices, and perform splicing functions within a live customer facility
Accurately inventory and install various IT hardware including backboards, connecting blocks, racks, patch panels, and fiber enclosures
Maintain proper inventory of equipment and consumable stock to ensure projects are completed timely
Utilize hand tools to complete splices including diagonal cutters, razor blades, ribbon splitters
Support critical infrastructure in a data center by installing hardware, troubleshooting systems, maintaining documentation, and resolving issues.
Compensation
Hourly Rate: $30 - $35
Responsibilities
Install and maintain server racks and hardware components
Perform break-fix repairs and troubleshoot hardware and network issues
Respond to operational incidents impacting service availability and escalate when necessary
Act as a primary point of contact for internal and external stakeholders
Participate in on-call rotations, scheduled maintenance, and change management activities
Requirements
High school diploma or equivalent
Nice to have: Experience working in a data center environment
Nice to have: Associate's degree, technical certification, or equivalent professional/military experience in a relevant field (e.g., computer science, network engineering)
Deploy, validate, and support the datacenter network infrastructure behind Groq's global AI infrastructure using hands-on datacenter networking fundamentals.
Compensation
The total cash salary range for this position, which is inclusive of the potential bonus value, is $245,800 - 365,200, with individual placement determined by your geographic location, experience, skills, and alignment with internal compensation standards.
Responsibilities
Deploy and validate network infrastructure across new and existing Groq datacenters
Configure and validate switches, network interfaces, optics, cabling, and supporting infrastructure
Develop and maintain detailed cutsheets, port-maps, cabling plans, and implementation procedures
Validate physical connectivity and optical performance
Troubleshoot network and hardware failures across switches, optics, cabling, and servers
Senior data center infrastructure technician to lead circuit audits, fiber troubleshooting, cable remediation, and infrastructure validation in large-scale data center environments.
Locations (2)
Social Circle, Georgia, United States
Georgia, United States
Responsibilities
Perform end-to-end circuit audits, cable tracing, port validation, and connectivity verification
Install, inspect, troubleshoot, and remediate fiber-optic infrastructure; conduct OTDR and optical-loss testing
Validate infrastructure power paths, including redundant A/B feeds and PDU connections
Investigate connectivity and physical-infrastructure faults; document root cause analysis and corrective actions
Maintain accurate circuit records, cable maps, labeling, test results, and as-built documentation
The Fiber Splicer is primarily responsible for cable/enclosure prepping, fusion splicing, verification testing, troubleshooting and fiber optic cable repair.
Responsibilities
Terminate, fusion splice and install a variety of fiber optic connectors and enclosures including both loose tube fiber and ribbon fiber up to an 288ct fiber cable.
Maintains the security of the outside fiber plant (OSP) network, either aerial and/or underground throughout area of responsibility.
Must be able to perform mid-sheath/ring cut/midspan entry on a cable without service interruption.
Proficient in using fiber tools and fiber optic test equipment including traffic meters, fusion splicer, power meter, VFL and OTDR using EXFO Fast Reporter with IOLM Format
Ability to troubleshoot damaged fiber, effectively and efficiently.
Technology Construction Inspector responsible for inspecting technology construction and maintenance work across Georgia, ensuring compliance with contracts, standards, and safety codes.
Compensation
Expected Salary: $72k-$114k/year ($35-$55/hour).
Responsibilities
Perform independent inspections of technology construction and maintenance work
Senior Security Systems Technician serves as a technical leader responsible for advanced installations, commissioning, troubleshooting, inspections, quality assurance, customer training, and mentoring junior technicians.