What You’ll Be Doing

You’re on commercial job sites pulling, terminating, and testing structured cabling infrastructure. Cat6, Cat6A, fiber, cable tray, conduit — you build the backbone that everything else runs on. Day one looks like:

Pulling and routing Cat6/Cat6A and fiber optic cable through commercial buildings — ceiling, wall, conduit, cable tray
Terminating copper cabling — RJ45 jacks, patch panels, 110 blocks
Terminating and splicing fiber optic cable — single-mode and multi-mode
Installing cable tray, J-hooks, conduit, fire stop, and pathway infrastructure
Installing and dressing telecom rooms — racks, ladder rack, patch panels, cable management
Testing and certifying cable runs with Fluke or equivalent certification testers
Labeling all cabling, faceplates, and patch panels per project standards
Reading and marking up construction drawings, riser diagrams, and cable schedules
Installing wireless access points, switches, and related network hardware per design specs
Coordinating with GCs, electricians, and other trades on active construction sites
Maintaining clean and organized work areas on job sites

What You Bring

2+ years of hands-on commercial structured cabling installation experience
Proficiency in copper termination — Cat6/Cat6A, RJ45, patch panels, 110 blocks
Fiber optic termination and splicing experience (single-mode and multi-mode)
Experience with cable tray, conduit, J-hooks, and pathway installation
Can read and redline construction drawings and cable schedules
Familiarity with Fluke or equivalent cable certification testers
You own your tools — drill, impact, hand tools, punch-down tools, cable stripper (we supply specialty gear)
Reliable transportation to job sites across the tri-state area
Professional communication — you deal with GCs, property managers, and coworkers daily
Comfortable on ladders, lifting 50+ lbs, and working on active construction sites
Valid work authorization

What Sets You Apart

BICSI Installer 1 or Installer 2 certification
OSHA 10 or 30
Fiber optic fusion splicing experience
Experience with Commscope, Panduit, Leviton, or Belden systems
RCDD or pathway toward it
Experience on large-scale commercial or multifamily cabling projects (100+ drops)

What We Offer

$25 – $45/hr depending on experience and certifications
Health, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) with company match
Paid time off
Monday–Friday day shifts — OT and weekends available
Work with real systems: Commscope, Panduit, Leviton, Belden, Fluke testing equipment
Manufacturer training opportunities and cert support
Career growth path into Lead/Foreman, Field Engineer, or Project Management
Work location: New York, NY (Tri-State Area)

About Matrix Technology Group

We’re a commercial low voltage contractor handling design, engineering, and installation for corporate and multifamily clients across the tri-state area — structured cabling, telecom rooms, fiber backbone, wireless infrastructure. Our projects are real commercial construction — you’re working alongside GCs, architects, and engineers on corporate buildouts and new construction, not pulling cable in residential homes.

Travel: 15–25% — Schedule: Mon–Fri, OT + weekends as needed

Pay: $25.00 - $45.00 per hour

Work Location: On the road

Matrix Technology Group, LLC

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