IT Infrastructure & IoT Technician

About the Role
Holt Logistics is looking for an IT Infrastructure & IoT Technician to support the physical backbone of our technology environment. This role is responsible for installing and maintaining structured low voltage cabling, deploying and troubleshooting IT and IoT equipment, and performing break/fix work across our facilities. You'll be hands-on every day running cable, terminating and testing connections, mounting and configuring devices, and keeping critical systems online.
This is a great fit for someone who enjoys working with their hands, solving problems in the field, and wants exposure to both traditional IT infrastructure and growing IoT/sensor technology.

What You'll Do
Low Voltage Cabling (Inside Plant)

Install, terminate, and test Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6A copper and fiber optic cabling
Run cable through walls, ceilings, conduit, and cable trays in accordance with code and company standards
Label, document, and organize cabling in patch panels, racks, and IDF/MDF closets
Perform cable certification testing and troubleshoot connectivity issues
Maintain as-built documentation and cabling diagrams

Equipment Installation

Install and configure network switches, access points, cameras, sensors, and other IoT/edge devices
Mount and wire equipment racks, enclosures, and wall-mounted hardware
Coordinate installations with facilities, vendors, and other trades as needed
Follow manufacturer specs and internal standards for device placement and power requirements

Break/Fix & Support

Diagnose and resolve hardware, connectivity, and configuration issues on IoT and network equipment
Respond to service tickets for equipment outages or degraded performance
Replace failed components (cabling, switches, sensors, power supplies, etc.)
Perform root-cause troubleshooting and escalate complex issues as needed

What You Bring

2+ years of experience in structured/low voltage cabling, IT field support, or a related technical role
Working knowledge of copper and fiber cabling standards (TIA/EIA-568) and termination methods
Good mechanical aptitude comfortable racking and mounting equipment, running conduit, and using hand and power tools
Experience installing networked equipment (switches, APs, cameras, sensors) and racking/stacking hardware in cabinets and enclosures
Ability to perform basic network troubleshooting (verifying link lights, swapping cables/ports, confirming device connectivity)
Comfortable using cable testers and basic diagnostic equipment
Ability to read basic network/cabling diagrams and follow installation standards
Strong attention to detail and solid mechanical/hands-on problem-solving skills
Ability to work at heights, including operating and working from lifts up to 80 feet
Valid driver's license and ability to travel between sites as needed

Nice to Have

BICSI certification
Experience with IoT platforms or edge devices in a warehouse/logistics/industrial setting
Familiarity with basic networking concepts (VLANs, IP addressing, PoE)
Prior experience in a distribution center, warehouse, or industrial facility

Physical Requirements

Ability to lift up to 50 lbs.
Ability to climb ladders and operate/work from lifts up to 80 feet
Ability to stand, kneel, and work in elevated spaces for extended periods