Fiber jobs, checked at the source.

Circet USA is hiring a fiber optic splicer listed in Portage, Indiana, with travel that can top 75%. The job includes on-call emergency restoration plus weekend, holiday and standby hours.

Pay: $22–$32/hr, based on location, skills and experience; incentives possible.

A Memphis-based Congruex splicer role for aerial and underground fiber, with travel 25–50% of the time.

Congruex is hiring a splicer in Mesa to splice, troubleshoot and test fiber with OTDR gear, with travel 25–50% of the time. A DOT medical card is required before driving company vehicles.

Congruex needs an experienced splicer for data center fiber work, listed under Salt Lake City. Plan on traveling at least half the time. The posting lists $35–$50/hr plus $150 daily and a $1,000 sign-on bonus.

Pay: $35–$50/hr, plus a $1,000 sign-on bonus.

Congruex is hiring splicers at three levels in Commerce City, north of Denver, for aerial and underground fiber construction. The posting asks for at least five years of splicing.

Congruex is hiring splicers at three levels in Bartlett, outside Memphis, for aerial and underground fiber. Travel happens as projects need it.

A traveling splicer role with Congruex, listed under Indianapolis. The job runs on multi-week rotations to project sites, splicing and testing aerial and underground fiber. The posting doesn't state per diem.

A traveling splicer role with Congruex, listed under Cincinnati. Expect extended multi-week rotations splicing and testing aerial and underground fiber. The posting doesn't state per diem.

Congruex is hiring splicing techs at three levels in Columbus to splice, test, repair and activate aerial and underground fiber. One pay range covers all three levels.

Congruex is hiring splicing techs at three levels in Wheeling to splice, test, repair and activate aerial and underground fiber. One pay range covers all three levels.

Congruex is hiring splicing techs at three levels in Clarksburg for aerial and underground fiber, including activation, audit and rehab projects. One pay range covers all three levels.

A senior (level III) splicing role with Congruex in Kansas City, Kansas, on aerial and underground fiber, including activation and rehab projects.

Deeply Digital, based in Montrose, is hiring a traveling splicer for jobs across Colorado, New Mexico and nearby states. The posting lists $60 a day per diem, and you'll need to live in or move to Grand Junction, Delta or Montrose.

FiberTel wants a seasoned splicer in Springville for mass fusion and ribbon splicing on high-count cable. You'd also mentor junior splicers and take a turn in the on-call rotation for emergency restorations.

Pay: $28–$34/hr, depending on experience.

FiberTel is hiring a splicer in San Jose to install, splice, test and repair fiber on outside-plant and inside-plant jobs. The role also directs and trains other field crew members.

Pay: $28–$40/hr, depending on experience.

FiberTel's Portland crew needs a splicer who can work independently on outside-plant and inside-plant fiber. You'd direct a splicing laborer day to day and deal directly with customers, inspectors and utility reps.

Pay: $25–$40/hr, depending on experience.

GoNetspeed is hiring a splicer in Phelps, New York, for OSP, ADSS and OPGW fiber, with frequent out-of-town travel during the week. Two years of splicing is preferred, but GoNetspeed says it will train people new to the trade.

Pilot Fiber, a business internet provider in New York City, needs an OSP splicer on the overnight shift (7 p.m. to 3 a.m., Monday to Friday), working in manholes, vaults and buildings around the city. The posting lists a salary of $62,400–$83,200.

TDS Telecom is hiring an outside-plant fiber splicer in Billings. It's a full-time, year-round role with a $5,000 sign-on bonus, and relocation help may be available.

Pay: $25.13–$41.42/hr, plus a $5,000 sign-on bonus (payout terms apply).

TDS Telecom is hiring an outside-plant fiber splicer in Great Falls. It's a full-time, year-round role with a $5,000 sign-on bonus, and relocation help may be available.

Pay: $25.13–$41.42/hr, plus a $5,000 sign-on bonus (payout terms apply).

XS Telecom wants a lead fiber splicer in Ashburn, Virginia, for fusion and mechanical splicing, OSP splicing and testing, including data center work. The posting asks for 10+ years in low-voltage work.

A Portland-based splicer job with Zero dB Communications. Travel is usually 10–15% of the time, pay is weekly, and lead or foreman experience is a plus.

Pay: $25–$40/hr, based on experience, paid weekly.

Zero dB Communications needs splicers in Spokane for traveling field work, including out-of-state trips and a 24/7 on-call rotation for emergencies. Pay is weekly.

Pay: $18–$35/hr, based on experience, paid weekly.

Zero dB Communications is hiring long-haul splicers out of Spokane. Travel runs up to 80% of the time, and the company says there are no out-of-pocket travel costs. Pay is weekly.

Pay: $20–$40/hr, based on experience, paid weekly.

A splicing tech job based in Daytona Beach, working inside live splice cases with single and ribbon fiber and working aloft from ladders or lifts. Three years of related experience is the bar.

An apprentice role with AES, a Quanta Services company, learning OPGW fiber splicing, installation and testing on high-voltage transmission lines. It's a traveling job based out of Heber City or Austin.

AES, a Quanta Services company, is hiring fiber technicians out of Heber City or Austin to install, splice, test and troubleshoot aerial and underground fiber on infrastructure projects. Frequent travel is expected.

AES, a Quanta Services company, wants a journeyman fiber tech in Heber City to splice, test and install OPGW fiber on high-voltage transmission lines and run field crews. Extended travel to project sites is part of the job.

Centric Infrastructure Group needs an OSP splicer based in San Antonio who can travel up to 75% of the time between Texas metros. The job mixes fusion splicing and terminations with troubleshooting and trouble tickets, and you bring your own hand tools.

An Austin-based OSP splicer role with Centric Infrastructure Group, mostly daytime FTTH work with some nights, and travel up to 75% of the time between Texas metros. You bring your own hand tools.

Congruex needs a splicer in Charleston for aerial and underground fiber: splicing, OTDR testing, activation and enclosure work. It's hourly plus production pay, with travel around 10–15% of the time.

Pay: Hourly plus production pay; rate not stated.

A level II splicing role with Congruex in Ontario, California, covering single-fiber and mass fusion (ribbon) splicing on aerial and underground lines. One to two years of experience fits the level.

Pay: Set by skills and experience; rate not stated.

Danella Companies needs experienced fiber splicers in Chesapeake, Virginia, for aerial and underground work on active and dark fiber. Schedules vary, including night shifts on short notice.

Pay: Based on experience.

DCOMM needs an outside-plant splicer for underground and aerial fiber builds around Austin: splicing, terminating, OTDR testing and as-builts. The posting mentions weekly pay and training for growth.

Pay: Weekly pay; rate based on experience, not stated.

DCOMM is hiring an outside-plant splicer for its San Antonio-area crews, based at its Converse yard. The job covers splicing, terminating, OTDR testing and as-built paperwork on underground and aerial builds.

Pay: Weekly pay; rate based on experience, not stated.

E2 Optics is hiring a fiber splicer in Houston to pull and splice high-count outside-plant fiber, including furcating 3,456- to 6,912-count cable. Pay isn't listed, and travel depends on the region: light in some, 50% or more in others. Shifts can include nights and weekends.

E2 Optics is hiring a fiber splicer in Columbus to pull and splice high-count outside-plant fiber, including furcating 3,456- to 6,912-count cable. Pay isn't listed, and travel depends on the region: light in some, 50% or more in others. Shifts can include nights and weekends.

E2 Optics is hiring a fiber splicer in Cedar Rapids to pull and splice high-count outside-plant fiber, including furcating 3,456- to 6,912-count cable. Pay isn't listed, and travel depends on the region: light in some, 50% or more in others. Shifts can include nights and weekends.

E2 Optics is hiring a fiber splicer in Salt Lake City to pull and splice high-count outside-plant fiber, including furcating 3,456- to 6,912-count cable. Pay isn't listed, and travel depends on the region: light in some, 50% or more in others. Shifts can include nights and weekends.

An entry-level spot on a FiberTel splicing crew in Springville. You'd handle labor for the splicer and pick up fiber splicing on the job.

HTH Communications is hiring an outside-plant splicer in Macomb, Michigan, for both coax and fiber, working from a bucket truck and helping with upgrades, activation and testing. Night and weekend work comes up.

IQ Fiber is hiring a splicer in Charleston to splice drops and pigtails, fix aerial and underground drops, and chase down outages. Expect on-call rotations.

RLM Underground is hiring an experienced telecom fiber splicer in Springfield, Kentucky, for aerial and underground projects. Some travel may come up depending on the job.

TD&I Cable Maintenance wants a veteran utility fiber splicer in Hudson, Wisconsin, including ribbon splicing and emergency calls. The posting asks for five years of experience and a DOT medical card.

Technical Diagnostic Services, a TechPro Power Group company, needs an industrial fiber tech for a long-term project in Port Arthur, Texas: splicing, terminating and testing fiber in plant settings. The posting lists per diem of $140 a day, seven days a week, on a four-10s-plus-Friday schedule.

Pay: Based on level of expertise; rate not stated.

The Archetype Strategy, a staffing firm, is placing ribbon splicers on nationwide projects, listed under Reno. Housing and per diem are provided on travel jobs. It starts as a contract with a path to full-time, after a ribbon splicing skills test.

Pay: Based on experience; rate not stated.

The Archetype Strategy, a staffing firm, is placing ribbon splicers on nationwide projects, listed under Atlanta. Housing, per diem and travel expenses are covered. It starts as a contract with a path to full-time, after a ribbon splicing skills test.

Pay: Based on experience; rate not stated.

TDS Telecom is hiring outside-plant construction techs around Appleton and Green Bay to install and repair buried and aerial fiber and support splicing. It comes with a $5,000 sign-on bonus and weekly team incentives.

Pay: $22.62–$41.42/hr, plus up to $75/week in team production incentives and a $5,000 sign-on bonus.

A hybrid role on Centric Infrastructure Group's Austin crews: run heavy equipment and back up the splicer on terminations, splicing and installs. Centric will train the fiber side; you need 1–2 years on heavy machines.

TDS Telecom is hiring an outside-plant construction tech in Delavan, Wisconsin, to build buried and aerial fiber and run drills, trenchers and excavators. Training covers fusion splicing and OTDR testing, and TDS offers Class A CDL training in-house.

A level I outside-plant construction role with TDS Telecom in Helena, Montana, installing and repairing buried and aerial fiber and running construction equipment.

SpaceXAI is hiring a data center operations tech to run its meet-me rooms and main distribution frames around Memphis: installing, dressing, testing and documenting fiber, plus cross-connects and rack-and-stack.

SpaceXAI wants a lead fiber tech to run crews installing, splicing, testing and certifying fiber at its data center sites around Memphis, with travel typically 50–75% or more.

TECO-Westinghouse's data center fiber team in Round Rock needs a field tech to build racks and fiber distribution frames, splice and terminate, and test. Travel runs about a third of the time.

Astound Broadband wants a senior splicing tech in Wilsonville, Oregon. The job includes mid-sheath splicing, climbing poles with gaffs and on-call nights and weekends, and you need to live within about 30 miles (an hour) of the service territory.

GoNetspeed, a fiber internet provider, needs a splicer for its outside-plant network in Maine. Expect weekday travel across the build area. The company will train newcomers, though two years of splicing is preferred.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Anchorage, Alaska to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

Pay: $22–$27/hr, depending on experience.

Zero dB Communications runs splicing crews out of Sacramento for aerial and underground fiber, including emergency restorations. Plan on traveling a quarter to a third of the time.

Pay: $25–$35/hr, based on experience.

Honest Networks brings fiber service into New York City apartment buildings. This in-person role installs customer equipment and fixes connection problems, getting around the city by public transit.

Sonic, a Northern California internet provider, needs installers to connect and troubleshoot fiber internet and phone service at customer sites. It's hourly with overtime and paid drive time, and Sonic supplies the vehicle and gas card.

Pay: $23–$25/hr, plus overtime and paid drive time; Sonic says first-year pay averages $60k+.

Ting, a fiber internet provider, is hiring a contract service technician in New Castle, Colorado, six months to start. It's open to people with little experience: you'll install and activate service, run fiber drops under supervision and fix connection problems.

Pay: $53,372–$60,000/yr, 6-month contract to start.

Build out Honest Networks' fiber and Ethernet inside apartment complexes and office buildings across the New York area. Crews typically finish two to three buildings a month, from basement risers to rooftop radios.

Pay: $26–$34/hr, plus overtime.

Dorkin, a staffing firm, is filling fiber cabling roles in Dallas for a Fortune 500 client, from entry level up to lead. The work spans commercial buildings, data centers and telecom facilities.

Pay: Based on experience.

Install and maintain optical fiber inside SpaceXAI's Memphis data center, including splicing, inspections and repairs. A year of data center fiber experience is the bar to get in.

A lead fiber role on SpaceXAI's data center projects around Memphis. You'd run and mentor a crew of fiber technicians installing and maintaining high-performance fiber inside the facilities.

GAC Enterprises is hiring a utility locator in Houston for its telecom construction work. Locators find and mark buried lines before crews dig or bore.

GAC Enterprises, a telecom construction contractor, wants a manager to lead its fiber splicing teams out of Houston, including quality control of OTDR test results. The posting asks for 5+ years of experience and 10–50% travel.

A night-shift splicer role (9 p.m. to 6 a.m.) on Zayo's fiber network, based in Doral, Florida. The work covers ribbon, micro and OPGW cable, and you need to live within an hour of Doral.

Pay: $23.41–$36/hr, plus a shift differential.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Minneapolis, Minnesota to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Rochester, New York to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

Zayo is hiring a senior splicer for its fiber network around Doral, Florida, working days (9 a.m. to 6 p.m.) with on-call duty. Full duties and requirements are on Zayo's posting.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Charlotte, North Carolina to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Columbus, Ohio to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

An entry-level splicing job with MasTec Communications Group in Charlotte, North Carolina. You're trained on loose-tube, central-tube, armored and gel-filled cable, then splice, test and troubleshoot fiber on outdoor utility construction sites.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Aiken, South Carolina to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

Manage GAC Enterprises' telecommunications construction projects in Phoenix or Albuquerque. Pay and full duties are on GAC's posting.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Elkhart, Indiana to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Spring Lake, North Carolina to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Greenville, North Carolina to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

Zayo is hiring a splicer to work its fiber network across greater Los Angeles, splicing loose-tube, ribbon and micro cable on dark and live fiber and responding to outages. Expect nights, weekends, holidays and on-call shifts.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Walton Hills, Ohio to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Mansfield, Texas to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Corsicana, Texas to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Temple, Texas to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Fort Myers, Florida to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

Pay: $23–$30/hr, depending on experience.

Supervise GAC Enterprises' telecom construction crews in the field. One posting covers openings in Dallas, Fort Worth and Albuquerque.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in South Plainfield, New Jersey to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

Pay: $75,000–$125,000/yr, paid by piecework (range as listed).

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Sylva, North Carolina to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Wilmington, North Carolina to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Pottstown, Pennsylvania to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

Pay: $75,000–$125,000/yr, range as listed.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Bensalem, Pennsylvania to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

Pay: $75,000–$125,000/yr, paid by piecework (range as listed).

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Winter Garden, Florida to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

Pay: $24–$35/hr, depending on experience.

Cable One, the company behind Sparklight internet, is hiring a level I fiber splicer in Joplin, Missouri to splice aerial and underground fiber and help restore service during outages. Travel is occasional, and the company offers tuition help of up to $5,250.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in New Concord, Ohio to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

MasTec Communications Group wants an experienced data center fiber tech to splice, terminate, test and document fiber in mission-critical data centers. One posting covers Lewisville TX, Grover Hill OH, Atlanta GA and Missouri City MO, and BICSI Installer 2 is required.

An early-career data center fiber splicing role with MasTec Communications Group. One posting covers Lewisville TX, Grover Hill OH and Atlanta GA. Full duties are on MasTec's posting.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Salt Lake City, Utah to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

Pay: $28–$32/hr, depending on experience.

Handle the permitting side of Engenuity Fiber's network deployments from Chicago. Pay and full duties are on Engenuity's posting.

Design outside-plant fiber networks for Engenuity Fiber from Chicago. The role includes trips to permitting offices and on-site meetings.

MasTec Communications Group is hiring a fiber splicer in Meriden, Connecticut to splice, test and troubleshoot fiber networks on outdoor utility construction sites. It's pitched as long-term project work, and the posting asks for 3–5 years of splicing experience.

Pay: $25–$30/hr, depending on experience.