Data Center Rack & Stack Engineer

Overview

Data Center Rack & Stack Engineer (Contract)

Position Details

Contract position

Onsite, Monday–Friday

40 hours per week

Initial 3-month engagement with strong potential for extension to 6 months

$55/hour

Target start date: ASAP

Position Overview

Seeking two intermediate-level Data Center Rack & Stack Engineers to support day-to-day operations for a large retail client within an enterprise data center environment. This role is focused on hands-on execution and physical infrastructure support rather than senior-level architecture or engineering responsibilities.

Responsibilities

• Install, remove, and rack servers and related hardware

• Mount rails, brackets, and supporting equipment

• Perform structured cabling, patching, labeling, and cable management

• Validate power connections and connectivity

• Assist with basic hardware troubleshooting and diagnostics

• Manage inventory, equipment staging, and asset handling

• Provide general physical data center support and operational assistance

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• Max

Qualifications

• 2+ years of experience working in a data center, IT infrastructure, or rack-and-stack environment.

• Experience installing and removing servers, storage systems, and networking equipment.

• Knowledge of structured cabling practices, including copper and fiber patching.

• Familiarity with rack layouts, cable management, power distribution units (PDUs), and data center best practices.

• Ability to perform physical installation tasks, including lifting and moving equipment as needed.

• Basic troubleshooting skills related to server hardware, cabling, and connectivity.

• Experience with inventory management and asset tracking.

• Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.

• Excellent communication and professionalism when interacting with team members and stakeholders.

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