Ericsson - New York, NY
posted about 2 months ago
Join our Team as a Data Center Optical Engineer! We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled individual to ensure the seamless operation of our data center facilities. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in racking, cabling, and stacking equipment, as well as decommissioning, break-fix, remote hands services, hardware replacement, and network transport optical troubleshooting. This role is crucial in providing top-notch customer service and technical support to our clients. As a Data Center Optical Engineer, you will be responsible for a variety of tasks that include performing break-fix operations, which may require working outside of normal business hours, including nights and weekends. You will need to have in-depth knowledge of data center equipment installation and basic testing methods and procedures (MOPs). Your ability to interpret and perform tasks outlined in MOPs, vendor documentation, technical specifications, and engineering letters will be essential. You will also need to have a solid understanding of telephony networks, optical and IP networks, and the ability to identify all colors associated with telecommunications cable and equipment indicator lights. In addition to these responsibilities, you will be involved in cabling tasks, which require the ability to work in overhead racks or grids for extended periods while pulling long lengths of heavy cables. You will handle, install, and troubleshoot Ethernet and fiber cables and connectors, including CAT 5, CAT 6, structured cable, fan-outs, single mode, multi-mode, RJ45, and LC. Your role will also include optical testing and troubleshooting, where you will complete all activities associated with physically placing equipment identified in project specification documents, including routing, lacing, labeling, terminating, and local/remote testing of various cables. You will conduct site audits to validate equipment placement and cable assignments, ensuring accurate documentation in proprietary databases. Racking and stacking hardware equipment in data center racks following standard operating procedures will also be part of your duties. Additionally, you will be responsible for safely removing and disposing of outdated or failed hardware, replacing faulty hardware components, and managing power feeds effectively. Documentation will be key, as you will need to read and interpret cut-sheets for physical network installation, ensuring accurate port connections and cable management. Lastly, maintaining and troubleshooting AC and DC power equipment will be essential to ensure reliable power distribution and connectivity.