Wireless Access Technician

Wireless Access TechnicianDepartment: Professional Services / Field OperationsLocation: Nationwide (Travel Required) 50% travel (flying and driving) within your time zoneOur White Glove Infrastructure Technicians don’t simply install technology—they deliver enterprise infrastructure with precision, craftsmanship, professionalism, and an uncompromising attention to detail. Every rack we build, every cable we route, every access point we mount, and every customer interaction represents our brand. We’re looking for professionals who take pride in their work, notice the details others overlook, and understand that the difference between a good installation and an exceptional one is craftsmanship. If you’re passionate about quality, enjoy building clean and organized infrastructure, and believe every detail matters, we’d love to hear from you!Position SummaryThe White Glove Infrastructure Technician is responsible for installing, integrating, testing, and documenting enterprise networking, wireless, server, and data center infrastructure for customers across North America. This role requires exceptional attention to detail, technical craftsmanship, and a commitment to delivering installations that exceed customer expectations. Successful technicians take ownership of the finished product and consistently deliver work that is clean, organized, reliable, and built to last.Every installation should reflect the professionalism and quality standards that define the White Glove experience.What You’ll DoEnterprise Infrastructure InstallationInstall and mount wireless access pointsRack and stack switches, routers, firewalls, servers, storage systems, and enterprise IT infrastructure Install network cabinets, equipment racks, UPS systems, rack PDUs, and cable management systemsInstall patch panels, ladder rack, basket tray, conduit, raceways, and cable pathways Perform equipment replacements, relocations, and decommissioning Install equipment according to manufacturer specifications and engineering documentationStructured Cabling Pull, route, terminate, and test Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A, and fiber optic cablingInstall single-mode and multimode fiber infrastructureMaintain proper cable routing, bend radius, and support methods Install patch cords and complete equipment cross-connects Build clean and organized rack elevations Ensure proper airflow and cable management Verify equipment placement against design documentation Dress copper and fiber cabling to White Glove standards Wireless Infrastructure Install and replace enterprise wireless access points