Network Infrastructure Technician (Structured Cabling)
Network Infrastructure Technician (Structured Cabling)
Location - Munich, Germany
Contract Type - Ad-Hoc Basis
Employment Term - Contract / Freelance
Payment - Weekly
Benefits & Flexibility
About iCobus Ltd
iCobus is a specialist managed services provider for the IT, AV, and Structured Cabling sectors across the UK and Europe. From large-scale data centre fit-outs, nationwide retail/hospitality Wi-Fi roll-outs to commercial office environments.
Role Overview
We are looking to expand our pool of experienced IT, AV, and Network Cabling Engineers in Europe. This role involves attending various sites to handle a range of tasks, from minor hardware break-fixes, racking and stacking and structured cabling installations.
The work could take place within live commercial offices and data-centres, so engineers must be comfortable working in customer-facing settings and maintaining a high level of professional conduct.
Project Scope & Tasks:
The work is varied and assigned on an ad-hoc basis as and when required. Common tasks include:
To be considered for these opportunities, you must meet the following criteria:
Tools Required:
How to Apply
Location - Munich, Germany
Contract Type - Ad-Hoc Basis
Employment Term - Contract / Freelance
Payment - Weekly
Benefits & Flexibility
- Weekly Payroll: We operate a weekly payroll cycle, ensuring all completed works are paid out promptly to you.
- Flexibility: Timeframes are often flexible, allowing you to schedule site visits around your current working hours or other professional commitments.
About iCobus Ltd
iCobus is a specialist managed services provider for the IT, AV, and Structured Cabling sectors across the UK and Europe. From large-scale data centre fit-outs, nationwide retail/hospitality Wi-Fi roll-outs to commercial office environments.
Role Overview
We are looking to expand our pool of experienced IT, AV, and Network Cabling Engineers in Europe. This role involves attending various sites to handle a range of tasks, from minor hardware break-fixes, racking and stacking and structured cabling installations.
The work could take place within live commercial offices and data-centres, so engineers must be comfortable working in customer-facing settings and maintaining a high level of professional conduct.
Project Scope & Tasks:
The work is varied and assigned on an ad-hoc basis as and when required. Common tasks include:
- Standard IT Support: Hardware break-fixes and troubleshooting.
- Device Replacements: Replacing IT and AV equipment.
- Network Infrastructure: Rack and stack of network switches and hardware migrations.
- Cabling Works: Data cable installations, Cat6a terminations, and patching.
- WAP Services: Installations and migrations of Wireless Access Points.
- Site Surveys: Documenting requirements for future installations.
To be considered for these opportunities, you must meet the following criteria:
- Local Residency: You must already reside within the country where the work is advertised. We are not looking for candidates who need to relocate for this role.
- Language: Ability to communicate in English is essential.
- Health & Safety: You must be familiar with basic Health & Safety practises.
- Professional Appearance: Engineers are required to wear dark, unbranded clothing and safety boots.
Tools Required:
- General: Basic hand tools (screwdrivers, combi drills, etc.) for break-fix tasks.
- Specialist: For cabling projects, you must have your own termination tools for Cat6a, cabling rods, cutters, labelling machine, modtap/ cable tester, and consumables (velcro/tape).
How to Apply
- If you are interested in being added to our engineer pool for upcoming projects, please reach out with your CV or a summary of your experience to (url removed).