Data Center Service Technician (PDU Systems)

Locations: Regional Travel in the Washington D.C area (Data Centers near Dulles Airport)

Compensation: $40–$45/hour (straight time) + OT (1.5x)

Schedule: On-call with flexible PTO and pre-approved blackout dates

Position Overview: We are seeking a skilled Data Center Service Technician with hands-on experience supporting Power Distribution Unit (PDU) systems in data center environments. This role is responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting, and ensuring the reliability of low- and medium-voltage power distribution equipment that supports critical server infrastructure. This is a regional, field-based position supporting multiple data centers within a defined geographic area. The ideal candidate understands the urgency, protocols, and operational nuances of data center environments and is comfortable working independently in high-priority situations.

Key Responsibilities: Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair PDU systems and associated low- to medium-voltage electrical equipment Respond to critical service calls in an on-call capacity, ensuring rapid resolution of power-related issues Perform preventive maintenance (PM) checks on PDU systems and supporting infrastructure Monitor and verify proper electrical load distribution to prevent overload conditions Collaborate with data center personnel to ensure safe and compliant system operation Document service activities, findings, and corrective actions Maintain adherence to all safety standards and data center protocols Travel & Work Structure Regional travel required (typically within a 3-hour radius)Travel time is fully compensated (from departure from home to return)Use of personal vehicle required (all tools provided on-site)Company credit card provided for fuel and work-related meals On-Call & Scheduling This is an on-call position, requiring availability for urgent service needs Technicians may schedule PTO and blackout dates (e.g., weddings, personal events) in advance When not on active calls, technicians will focus on preventive maintenance and system monitoring

Qualifications: Hands-on experience with PDU systems (Power Distribution Units)Prior experience working in data center environments (strongly preferred)Working knowledge of low- and medium-voltage electrical systems Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills Ability to work independently in time-sensitive situations Valid driver’s license and reliable personal vehicle

Compensation & Benefits: Hourly pay: $40–$45/hour (based on experience)Overtime paid at 1.5xPaid for full travel time (portal-to-portal)Tax advantages associated with the use of a personal vehicle Company-issued credit card for travel expenses Flexible scheduling with PTO and blackout date allowances