We have 5 open positions in New York City, New York across Operations, Structured Cabling, UniFi Access, UniFi Networking. Join the #1 Ubiquiti installation team in America.
We cover New York statewide, and the city is where the hardest work is. Techs move between Manhattan, the outer boroughs and out onto Long Island depending on the job — usually on public transit and a hand truck rather than a parking space.
Downtown Manhattan condo buildings, offices, retail and the occasional very large venue; the Citi Field deployment came out of this market. Cabling is mostly retrofit — pulling Cat6a through pre-war risers, working around landmarked finishes, coordinating with building engineers for freight and after-hours access.
Full-time core-crew roles, including the only Project Manager seat currently open anywhere. City work rewards people who can handle a COI, a loading dock schedule and a building super as fluently as a switch config. Access is tight, sites are occupied, and clean cable management is not optional.
Enterprise WiFi access points, managed switches, security gateways and routing infrastructure — designed, installed and tuned for buildings that cannot afford dead spots.
Professional surveillance from camera placement and mounting through cable runs, NVR configuration, smart detection and remote access setup.
Credential-based door entry: readers, hubs, electric strikes and maglocks, wired and configured to code with proper fire alarm interface and free egress.
The backbone under everything else — clean, code-compliant Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6a, patch panels, server rooms and cable management done to commercial standards.
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