Data Center Technician

Data center technician is the most common entry point into the industry — and the role hiring managers across the Southeast are struggling hardest to fill. Nationally, 53% of operators report difficulty finding qualified candidates, up from 38% in 2018, and hundreds of thousands of data center positions are projected to go unfilled without a major push on workforce development. The role typically splits into two tracks after a year or two: the mechanical and electrical side (power, cooling, generators) or the IT infrastructure side (servers, networking, structured cabling). Openings below include Technician I through III, critical environment technician, and operations technician roles across Georgia, Florida, the Carolinas, Tennessee, and Alabama. Updated daily. Set up an alert for new technician roles.