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Network Technician CPT roles give F-1 students hands-on experience installing, configuring, and troubleshooting network infrastructure while earning academic credit. Your DSO must authorize CPT before your start date, and the work must connect directly to your program of study. Part-time CPT (under 20 hours weekly) keeps your full-time CPT eligibility intact for later.
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Convention Center Support Technician Intern (PAID INTERNSHIP)
About the role
Passionate about keeping enterprise convention center users connected and worry-free? Your next role will ensure our clients are connected and supported for all their conference needs. Based in Cincinnati, OH, you will be responsible for supporting on-site day of convention connectivity for a state-of-the-art convention center.
What you’ll be doing
As part of the Operations Organization, you’ll help provide technical support, setup and breakdown, maintenance and technical inventory management. It’s a role with a lot of variety, and day-to-day, you’ll mainly be involved with:
- Performing routine maintenance and troubleshooting of technical equipment and systems.
- Interacting with event organizers and attendees to address technical issues and ensure a positive experience.
- Installing and terminating Ethernet cabling.
- LAN/WLAN configuration and troubleshooting.
- Temporary network expansion setup/teardown.
- Desktop/device support for connecting to LAN/ WLAN.
- Ensuring all setups comply with safety regulations and standards.
- Keeping track of equipment inventory and reporting any damages or losses.
What you’ll bring
Think you could make a difference here? We’re looking for someone who genuinely cares about the welfare of our team. You’ll want to make an impact from day one. With big ideas about how to improve our culture and the knowledge to get people on board. You will also have some of the following:
- Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program in Computer Science, Computer Information Systems, or similar program.
- Previous networking coursework and projects.
- Strong problem-solving skills and customer service abilities.
- Verbal and written communication skills.
About us
At Boldyn Networks, we’re reimagining the future of interconnectivity. Our network solutions are solving some of tomorrow’s greatest challenges. We are one team across the globe. Always listening. Learning. We value different perspectives and challenge each other to be our best. Here, you can change lives today and create a better tomorrow.
Why work with us?
We’re large enough to deliver and maintain large-scale operations, giving you the opportunity to work on exciting projects and expand your skills. You’ll be surrounded by talented colleagues who thrive on solving problems, just like you. Together, you’ll make your mark on projects that matter and find new strengths along the way.
We also offer:
- Salary: $18 - $22 per hour (12 – 14 weeks)
- Learning and development opportunities
- Flexible working opportunities
Ready to apply?
Are you ready to create an impact that will last for generations? Join us at Boldyn Networks today. Hit apply and follow the instructions to get started.
Diversity recognizes the ways we differ. Our backgrounds, perspectives and experiences are what make us unique. And it’s important to us, to our future. To build a workforce that’s representative of the societies we serve. So that we can listen, learn, and understand how to solve our customers’ problems in the smartest ways possible.
We are looking for passionate people from a range of backgrounds and welcome applications from any race, age, gender, background, or religion.
More options. More operators. Better connectivity for all.
Convention Center Support Technician Intern (PAID INTERNSHIP)
About the role
Passionate about keeping enterprise convention center users connected and worry-free? Your next role will ensure our clients are connected and supported for all their conference needs. Based in Cincinnati, OH, you will be responsible for supporting on-site day of convention connectivity for a state-of-the-art convention center.
What you’ll be doing
As part of the Operations Organization, you’ll help provide technical support, setup and breakdown, maintenance and technical inventory management. It’s a role with a lot of variety, and day-to-day, you’ll mainly be involved with:
- Performing routine maintenance and troubleshooting of technical equipment and systems.
- Interacting with event organizers and attendees to address technical issues and ensure a positive experience.
- Installing and terminating Ethernet cabling.
- LAN/WLAN configuration and troubleshooting.
- Temporary network expansion setup/teardown.
- Desktop/device support for connecting to LAN/ WLAN.
- Ensuring all setups comply with safety regulations and standards.
- Keeping track of equipment inventory and reporting any damages or losses.
What you’ll bring
Think you could make a difference here? We’re looking for someone who genuinely cares about the welfare of our team. You’ll want to make an impact from day one. With big ideas about how to improve our culture and the knowledge to get people on board. You will also have some of the following:
- Currently enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program in Computer Science, Computer Information Systems, or similar program.
- Previous networking coursework and projects.
- Strong problem-solving skills and customer service abilities.
- Verbal and written communication skills.
About us
At Boldyn Networks, we’re reimagining the future of interconnectivity. Our network solutions are solving some of tomorrow’s greatest challenges. We are one team across the globe. Always listening. Learning. We value different perspectives and challenge each other to be our best. Here, you can change lives today and create a better tomorrow.
Why work with us?
We’re large enough to deliver and maintain large-scale operations, giving you the opportunity to work on exciting projects and expand your skills. You’ll be surrounded by talented colleagues who thrive on solving problems, just like you. Together, you’ll make your mark on projects that matter and find new strengths along the way.
We also offer:
- Salary: $18 - $22 per hour (12 – 14 weeks)
- Learning and development opportunities
- Flexible working opportunities
Ready to apply?
Are you ready to create an impact that will last for generations? Join us at Boldyn Networks today. Hit apply and follow the instructions to get started.
Diversity recognizes the ways we differ. Our backgrounds, perspectives and experiences are what make us unique. And it’s important to us, to our future. To build a workforce that’s representative of the societies we serve. So that we can listen, learn, and understand how to solve our customers’ problems in the smartest ways possible.
We are looking for passionate people from a range of backgrounds and welcome applications from any race, age, gender, background, or religion.
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Get Access To All JobsNetwork Technician CPT: Frequently Asked Questions
Does a Network Technician role qualify for CPT?
Yes, if the work directly relates to your field of study and your school approves it. Network Technician duties, including installing hardware, configuring switches and routers, and monitoring network performance, typically align with computer science, information technology, and networking programs. Your DSO makes the final eligibility determination based on how your specific job description maps to your curriculum.
Can I do CPT as a Network Technician at a managed service provider?
Yes, managed service providers are common CPT hosts for Network Technician students because the work spans client environments, giving you exposure to diverse network configurations. Confirm with your DSO that the client-site nature of the work still satisfies your program's academic objectives. Some schools require that CPT duties happen at a fixed worksite listed on your I-20, so clarify this before accepting an offer.
How do I find Network Technician employers open to CPT students?
Migrate Mate lets you search Network Technician roles and filter by employers with technology LCA filing history, which signals experience working with international candidates. Look for mid-size IT service companies and enterprise infrastructure teams, which tend to have structured onboarding for CPT students and defined project scopes you can use to satisfy your school's CPT documentation requirements.
What happens to my CPT authorization if my Network Technician employer changes my role?
CPT authorization is tied to the specific role and employer listed on your I-20. If your employer reassigns you from network infrastructure work to unrelated duties, such as software testing or customer service, your CPT authorization may no longer cover your actual work. Contact your DSO immediately if your job responsibilities shift significantly, and request a revised CPT authorization if the new duties still connect to your program.
Does completing CPT as a Network Technician affect my OPT eligibility?
Part-time CPT, meaning under 20 hours per week, has no impact on your OPT eligibility regardless of how long you use it. Full-time CPT totaling 12 months or more eliminates your OPT eligibility entirely, so track your cumulative hours carefully if you plan to use full-time CPT across multiple semesters. Your DSO can confirm your running total of authorized full-time CPT days at any point.