​​​​​The Cable Infrastructure Technician must be detail-oriented and have in-depth knowledge of designing complex cable plans for telecommunication systems, including the layout structures for equipment installations, as well as expanding existing cabling systems. The technician is required to solve technical engineering problems relating to secure and non-secure voice, video, data, and radio frequency cable infrastructure. The analyst installs, tests, and maintains the secure/non-secure voice, video, data, and radio frequency cable infrastructure in close coordination with the Government. The technician performs its work in accordance with policies, procedures, regulations, directives, and industry best practices for installing telecommunications cable infrastructure. The Cable Infrastructure Technician will work onsite at Fort Carson, CO. Duties include but are not limited to: • Install, replace, repair, remove, terminate, and test new and existing LAN cabling in accordance with applicable policies and industry best practices • Maintain cable infrastructure labeling standards in accordance with applicable policies, procedures, regulations, and directives. • Installing new cable and infrastructure (inside plant) • Terminating and testing new cable and infrastructure (inside plant) • Testing and troubleshooting faulty cable. • Cross-connecting circuits using patch panels. • Maintaining core datacenter infrastructure; following cabling and organization standards. • Installing, replacing, repairing, removing, terminating, and testing new and existing LAN cabling in accordance with applicable policies and industry best practices. • Maintaining cable infrastructure labeling standards in accordance with applicable policies, procedures, regulations, and directives. • Developing and maintaining IT wiring diagrams • Solving issues related to cables and networks • Testing and terminating cables • This position may require an ability to work a non-standard work schedule to support the USSOCOM mission