X-INFRA LTD
Datacenter Technician

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Company Description
X-INFRA LTD delivers infrastructure services across Europe, specialising in data centres, telecommunications and critical network infrastructure. We provide 24/7 First Line Maintenance (FLM), project delivery, logistics and network operations for some of the world’s leading technology and telecommunications companies.
Our work includes data centre deployments, structured cabling, fibre optics, hardware installations, network upgrades, decommissioning and maintenance. With engineers operating throughout Europe, we pride ourselves on delivering high-quality services wherever our customers need us.
Role Description
We are looking for Data Centre Technicians to join our growing European engineering team on a contract basis.
This is a field-based role supporting customer sites across Europe. Engineers should be prepared to travel regularly, with assignments ranging from a few days to several weeks, depending on project and customer requirements. Travel and accommodation are arranged by X-INFRA.
You’ll have the opportunity to work on:
- Data centre deployment and infrastructure projects
- First Line Maintenance (FLM) support
- Or a combination of both, depending on your skills, experience and business requirements
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No two weeks are the same. One week you may be installing equipment in a hyperscale data centre, while the next you could be responding to a network fault or assisting with a large infrastructure migration.
Responsibilities
- Install, replace and decommission IT and network equipment
- Install and manage copper and fibre optic cabling
- Install patch panels, cabinets and cable containment
- Assist with structured cabling and rack build projects
- Carry out hardware swaps and basic fault finding
- Complete site documentation, photographs and work reports
- Work safely and professionally on customer sites
- Collaborate with our 24/7 Network Operations Centre and Project Management team
- Deliver high-quality work while meeting customer and project deadlines
Qualifications
We’re looking for practical, reliable engineers with a positive attitude. You don’t need experience in every area—training and support will be provided where required.
We’re interested in candidates who have some of the following:
- Experience working in data centres, telecommunications, IT infrastructure or similar technical environments
- Basic understanding of servers, switches, routers or other network hardware
- Experience with structured cabling or fibre optics is advantageous but not essential
- Good practical and problem-solving skills
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Good communication and organisational skills
- A willingness to travel throughout Europe
- A full driving licence is beneficial


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Salary & Opportunities
Compensation is competitive and dependent on experience, technical ability and the type of work undertaken.
Successful candidates may work on:
- Dedicated project work
- First Line Maintenance (FLM)
- Or a combination of both
There are opportunities to develop your technical skills, gain experience with leading global customers and progress into more specialised engineering or project delivery roles as your experience grows.
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