Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician (Copper & Fiber)

About the role

VTG is looking for a cleared Telecommunications Infrastructure Technician to join its team supporting Navy/NMCI network infrastructure in the National Capital Region. This hands‑on field position focuses on installing, terminating, labeling, testing and troubleshooting copper and fiber cabling in IDF/MDF and other communications environments.

Key responsibilities

• Install, terminate, label, dress, test and troubleshoot copper and fiber cabling.
• Install and support patch panels, wire managers, cable conveyance systems and communications cabinets.
• Perform authorized basic power work, including breaker and receptacle installation from existing panels to cabinets.
• Install UPS units and PDUs in communications cabinets.
• Use copper and fiber test equipment such as Fluke to verify installations.
• Maintain clean, organized, standards‑based cabling work and produce field updates, test results, labeling information and close‑out documentation.
• Travel up to 20% and work overtime as mission needs require.

Required profile

• Security‑cleared candidate able to work independently at government customer sites.
• Willingness to travel up to 20% and support overtime.
• Ability to follow installation schedules and documentation standards.

Required skills

• Copper and fiber cabling installation and termination.
• Patch panel, wire manager and cabinet installation.
• Basic power work (breaker and receptacle installation).
• UPS and PDU installation.
• Use of test equipment such as Fluke for copper and fiber testing.

What we offer

• Full‑time permanent position.
• Estimated starting pay of $34.31 per hour (subject to experience, education and market considerations).
• Opportunities to work on critical Navy/NMCI network infrastructure projects.