As one of our specialist Field Engineers you will be based from home and spend the majority of your time out on client premises supporting upgrade, migrations and fixing problems.
The majority of the time you'll be supporting customers in New York, yet on occasion you'll need to be in Boston, so living East of New York would be ideal.
Principal responsibilities of the role include, but are not limited to:
We’re seeking highly skilled Field Engineers who enjoy working autonomously, take pride in meticulous installations, and thrive in fast-paced, client-facing environments. This is a home-based role with regular field deployments, supporting a range of fiber and IP infrastructure projects—from installations to migrations, upgrades, and rapid-response issue resolution.
You’ll primarily support clients throughout New York, with occasional travel to Boston and surrounding areas as needed. While proximity to the Northeast corridor is ideal, what’s most important is your willingness and ability to travel regularly to client sites and provide exceptional on-site support.
What You’ll Do
You’ll be a trusted on-the-ground partner to some of the world’s most innovative digital infrastructure providers. Typical activities include:
Field Engineering and Support
· Deliver 24/7 on-call support through a structured technical escalation rota
· Perform Smart Hands support on servers, routers, switches, and transport hardware
· Execute planned maintenance, migrations, and emergency fixes with minimal disruption
Installation & Build Activities
· Install and test copper, multimode, and single-mode fiber optic cabling
· Rack, de-rack, and power up/down network and server devices
· Perform cage and rack builds, label components, and follow industry best practices for documentation and diagramming
Quality & Standards
· Conduct post-installation quality checks and final site inspections
· Supervise and coordinate subcontractors working at POP (Point of Presence) locations
· Ensure compliance with all grounding, cabling, and network build standards
Hands-On Tasks
· Connect test sets and take optical power readings
· Troubleshoot fiber and IP transport issues using tools such as LSPM or OTDR
· Clean, label, and document fiber runs according to strict protocols