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Early Career (2+ yrs experience)
$52,000 - $70,000
No Traveling
Engineering - Electrical
Fort Meade, MD (On-Site/Office)
Req Description
Description
seeking experienced Low Voltage Technicians to support a long-term federal infrastructure project at Fort Meade. Technicians will be responsible for building out telecom closets, installing and configuring racks and cabinets, terminating fiber optic and copper cabling (including Cat6/Cat6a shielded and multipair voice cable), and performing testing using Fluke equipment. The role requires extensive fusion splicing experience, preferably with Fujikura 9DS splicers, and the ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
The team operates on a consistent schedule from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with a 45-minute lunch and 15-minute morning break. This is a hands-on, fast-paced environment where precision, reliability, and teamwork are essential.
Top Skills Details
1. Fiber Splicing (Fusion Splicing)
Core Skills:
Fusion Splicing Experience: Must have completed 1,000+ splices; this is a high-volume fiber job.
Fujikura 9DS: Familiarity with this specific fusion splicer is required.
Ribbon Cable: Experience with ribbon fiber is a strong plus.
Anaerobic Connectors: Should be able to confidently discuss and use anaerobic fiber connectors.
Slack Management: Ability to re-terminate pre-terminated fiber cables due to excess slack.
2. Fiber Testing
Core Skills:
Fluke Testers: Must be proficient with Fluke DSX or similar for both copper and fiber.
Testing Protocols: Understand how to run, interpret, and troubleshoot pass/fail results.
Documentation: Ability to document test results for government or client compliance.
3. Copper Cabling
Core Skills:
Cat6 / Cat6a Shielded Cable: Must be able to terminate shielded twisted pair (STP) cabling.
Multipair Voice Cable: Must have experience terminating high-pair-count voice cable (up to 100-pair).
Telecom Closet Buildouts: Experience installing and populating racks, patch panels, and cable management.
Tool Proficiency: Must bring own hand tools (screwdrivers, punch-down tool, toner, butt set, etc.).
External Communities Job Description
At GC&E Systems Group, you’ll join a team of about 20 skilled technicians working together on a high-impact federal project where your day-to-day work truly matters supporting Army\'s ISEC mission. From building out telecom closets and terminating high-pair copper and shielded Cat6a to performing precision fiber splicing and testing with industry-standard tools, every task you take on directly supports mission-critical infrastructure. With a consistent schedule, a collaborative crew, and a clear
EVP
At GC&E Systems Group, you’ll join a team of about 20 skilled technicians working together on a high-impact federal project where your day-to-day work truly matters supporting Army\'s ISEC mission. From building out telecom closets and terminating high-pair copper and shielded Cat6a to performing precision fiber splicing and testing with industry-standard tools, every task you take on directly supports mission-critical infrastructure. With a consistent schedule, a collaborative crew, and a clear sense of purpose, this role offers the chance to take pride in your craftsmanship and be part of a team that values quality, reliability, and technical excellence.
Work Environment
Structured and professional, operating on a secure federal site with clear expectations and protocols.
Team-oriented, with a crew of approximately 20 technicians collaborating on a large-scale, fiber-intensive infrastructure project.
Hands-on and technical, with daily tasks including telecom closet buildouts, fiber and copper terminations, and testing using industry-standard tools.
Consistent and predictable, with a standard schedule of 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, including a 45-minute lunch and a 15-minute morning break.
Fast-paced but supportive, where technicians are expected to be self-sufficient and skilled, but also work closely with experienced peers and leadership.
Additional Skills Tags
cat6,cat5,hand tool
Additional Skills & Qualifications
1. Basic Hand Tool Proficiency
Must bring and know how to use:
Screwdrivers
Pliers
Punch-down tools
Toner and phone
Larger tools like hammer drills and saws are provided onsite, but familiarity is helpful.
2. Telecom Closet Buildouts
Experience with:
Setting up racks and cabinets
Populating racks with patch panels, cable management, and network gear
Labeling and organizing cables per site standards
3. Self-Sufficiency & Readiness
Must be able to hit the ground running with minimal supervision
No time for on-the-job training — candidates must be fully capable from day one
Ability to follow direction and complete tasks independently
Minimum 5 years of experience (YOE) in low-voltage cabling
Certifications preferred (e.g., BICSI, fiber certifications)
Must have own tools (screwdrivers, pliers, punch-down tools, etc.)
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Per diem available for travel over 70 miles
Team size: ~20 people onsite
3 open slots
Description
seeking experienced Low Voltage Technicians to support a long-term federal infrastructure project at Fort Meade. Technicians will be responsible for building out telecom closets, installing and configuring racks and cabinets, terminating fiber optic and copper cabling (including Cat6/Cat6a shielded and multipair voice cable), and performing testing using Fluke equipment. The role requires extensive fusion splicing experience, preferably with Fujikura 9DS splicers, and the ability to work independently with minimal supervision.
The team operates on a consistent schedule from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with a 45-minute lunch and 15-minute morning break. This is a hands-on, fast-paced environment where precision, reliability, and teamwork are essential.
Top Skills Details
1. Fiber Splicing (Fusion Splicing)
Core Skills:
Fusion Splicing Experience: Must have completed 1,000+ splices; this is a high-volume fiber job.
Fujikura 9DS: Familiarity with this specific fusion splicer is required.
Ribbon Cable: Experience with ribbon fiber is a strong plus.
Anaerobic Connectors: Should be able to confidently discuss and use anaerobic fiber connectors.
Slack Management: Ability to re-terminate pre-terminated fiber cables due to excess slack.
2. Fiber Testing
Core Skills:
Fluke Testers: Must be proficient with Fluke DSX or similar for both copper and fiber.
Testing Protocols: Understand how to run, interpret, and troubleshoot pass/fail results.
Documentation: Ability to document test results for government or client compliance.
3. Copper Cabling
Core Skills:
Cat6 / Cat6a Shielded Cable: Must be able to terminate shielded twisted pair (STP) cabling.
Multipair Voice Cable: Must have experience terminating high-pair-count voice cable (up to 100-pair).
Telecom Closet Buildouts: Experience installing and populating racks, patch panels, and cable management.
Tool Proficiency: Must bring own hand tools (screwdrivers, punch-down tool, toner, butt set, etc.).
External Communities Job Description
At GC&E Systems Group, you’ll join a team of about 20 skilled technicians working together on a high-impact federal project where your day-to-day work truly matters supporting Army\'s ISEC mission. From building out telecom closets and terminating high-pair copper and shielded Cat6a to performing precision fiber splicing and testing with industry-standard tools, every task you take on directly supports mission-critical infrastructure. With a consistent schedule, a collaborative crew, and a clear
EVP
At GC&E Systems Group, you’ll join a team of about 20 skilled technicians working together on a high-impact federal project where your day-to-day work truly matters supporting Army\'s ISEC mission. From building out telecom closets and terminating high-pair copper and shielded Cat6a to performing precision fiber splicing and testing with industry-standard tools, every task you take on directly supports mission-critical infrastructure. With a consistent schedule, a collaborative crew, and a clear sense of purpose, this role offers the chance to take pride in your craftsmanship and be part of a team that values quality, reliability, and technical excellence.
Work Environment
Structured and professional, operating on a secure federal site with clear expectations and protocols.
Team-oriented, with a crew of approximately 20 technicians collaborating on a large-scale, fiber-intensive infrastructure project.
Hands-on and technical, with daily tasks including telecom closet buildouts, fiber and copper terminations, and testing using industry-standard tools.
Consistent and predictable, with a standard schedule of 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM, including a 45-minute lunch and a 15-minute morning break.
Fast-paced but supportive, where technicians are expected to be self-sufficient and skilled, but also work closely with experienced peers and leadership.
Additional Skills Tags
cat6,cat5,hand tool
Additional Skills & Qualifications
1. Basic Hand Tool Proficiency
Must bring and know how to use:
Screwdrivers
Pliers
Punch-down tools
Toner and phone
Larger tools like hammer drills and saws are provided onsite, but familiarity is helpful.
2. Telecom Closet Buildouts
Experience with:
Setting up racks and cabinets
Populating racks with patch panels, cable management, and network gear
Labeling and organizing cables per site standards
3. Self-Sufficiency & Readiness
Must be able to hit the ground running with minimal supervision
No time for on-the-job training — candidates must be fully capable from day one
Ability to follow direction and complete tasks independently
Minimum 5 years of experience (YOE) in low-voltage cabling
Certifications preferred (e.g., BICSI, fiber certifications)
Must have own tools (screwdrivers, pliers, punch-down tools, etc.)
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Per diem available for travel over 70 miles
Team size: ~20 people onsite
3 open slots
group id: 10105424
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