Mid Level Field Operations Manager Jobs
Mid level field operations manager jobs go to professionals ready to take ownership of site operations, lead field teams with limited oversight, and drive measurable outcomes across complex logistics environments. Openings are concentrated in Technology & Software, Energy, and Manufacturing, with employers like Eastern, Fivetran, and OneOncology hiring at this level now.
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About the Role
We are hiring Datacenter Field Operations Technicians to support a global hyperscaler at a major US data-center campus in New Albany, Ohio. This is a hands-on troubleshooting and break-fix role — diagnosing and repairing physical-layer network issues, executing preventive and corrective maintenance, and partnering closely with provisioning crews to keep AI-infrastructure builds and operations on track. You will be part of a 24×7 on-site team working shoulder-to-shoulder with engineering, facility, and supply-chain partners.
Location & Coverage
Site: New Albany, Ohio
Coverage Model:
- Shift-based
- Rotating shifts (Days/Nights) with on-call requirements
- Extended shift capability during surge/ramp periods
Required Qualifications
Technical Skills
Skill Area
Requirement
Structured Cabling
Expert-level copper and fiber optic cable installation (Cat6A, OM4, OS2, MPO/MTP)
Fiber Optics
Splicing, termination, OTDR testing, cleaning, connector inspection (microscope)
Rack & Stack
Data center rack installation, cable management, labeling standards
Hardware Handling
Network switch/router installation, line card insertion, optics installation (ESD compliance)
Testing Tools
OTDR, optical power meter, VFL, loopback adapters, cable certifiers
Physical Layer Troubleshooting
Identify and resolve connectivity issues at Layer 1 (light levels, fiber breaks, bad connectors)
Ticketing Systems
Ability to use workflow management tools for ticket tracking and closure
Liquid Cooling Systems
Familiarity with AALC rack systems, hose connections, valve operations (preferred)
Experience
- 5–12 years of experience in data center cabling, network hardware installation, or telecommunications
- Hands-on experience with fiber optic installation and testing in enterprise/hyperscale environments
- Experience with large-scale rack deployment projects (50+ racks)
- Familiarity with data center environments (hot/cold aisle, raised floor, overhead cable tray)
- Experience working with liquid-cooled rack systems (AALC) preferred
- Experience with barcode scanning and asset management workflows preferred
Preferred Qualifications
- BICSI certification (Installer, Technician) or equivalent
- OSHA 10/30 certification
- Experience in hyperscale data-center environments — multi-tenant or campus-scale
- Familiarity with DCIM and ticketing tools used for asset, fault, and maintenance tracking
- Background in either telecom carrier ops or large enterprise network repair
Shift & Work Model
Location
On-site at New Albany, Ohio (Eastern Time). Remote work is not available for this role.
Coverage
24×7 across three 8-hour shifts. Assignment may include any of:
- Day (07:00–15:00 ET)
- Swing (15:00–23:00 ET)
- Graveyard (23:00–07:00 ET)
Pattern
5 days on / 2 days off; 40 hrs / week.
Compensation
Shift differentials apply for Swing and Graveyard shifts per company policy.
On-call
Field Ops technicians may be asked to support emergency response outside scheduled hours on a rotating basis.
Physical Requirements
- Ability to lift 50+ lbs repeatedly
- Comfortable working at height (personnel lifts, ladders) and in confined spaces, hot aisles, and active electrical environments with appropriate PPE
- Ability to work in warm environments (data halls, 75–85°F)
- Standing/walking for 10–12 hour shifts
- Fine motor skills for connector cleaning and optics handling
- Ability to wear required PPE for extended periods
Soft Skills
- Attention to detail (cable routing, labeling, connector cleanliness)
- Ability to work in team-based shift environment
- Self-motivated — able to manage workload from ticket queue independently
- Safety-first mindset
- Clear communication for shift handoff/passdown
Core Responsibilities
1. Rack Activity Services
- Execute rack turn-up activities: rack receiving, unpacking, rack/stack, cabling, energization
- Perform network cable installation for compute racks including:
- Front-end (FE) cabling to fabric switches
- Back-end (BE) cabling to spine/aggregation switches
- Goalpost cable routing and dressing
- Execute rack turn-down and decommissioning
- Support rack redeployment and relocation activities
- Process pre-integrated rack receiving, inspection, and final connectivity
- Use Ticketing Platform for workflow management and ticket closure via Action Mode
- Support Air Assisted Liquid Cooling rack network cabling
- Circuit QA/QC & Testing
- Perform loopback testing on all network circuits post-installation
- Execute fiber continuity testing (OTDR, power meter, VFL)
- Conduct PON (Passive Optical Network) passive testing and validation
- Perform cable cleaning using fiber optic cleaning procedures (IBC cleaner, cassette cleaners)
- Identify and document circuit failures for remediation
- Support mid-box (testing solution) deployment and validation
-
Conduct as-built documentation audits and equipment placement verification
-
Break / Fix & Repair
- Diagnose and repair failed network circuits (copper and fiber)
- Replace faulty network hardware (switches, line cards, optics, cables) per MOP
- Execute transceiver/pluggable optics replacement following ESD procedures
- Troubleshoot physical layer issues: light levels, connector issues, cable damage
- Coordinate RMA processes for defective hardware
-
Perform hot-swap procedures on production equipment per priority level SLAs:
- P0: Critical (immediate response)
- P1–P3: High to Medium (within SLA timer)
- P4–P7: Standard (business hours)
-
Operations & Maintenance
- Perform Inside Plant Preventative Maintenance (ISPM) per schedule
- Conduct fiber cleaning campaigns in data halls
- Support goalpost cable dressing and redressing activities
- Execute power QA support (tap box operations) during new builds
- Provide third-party vendor oversight and escorting
-
Maintain tools, equipment, and workspace cleanliness per EHS standards
-
Safety & Compliance
- Comply with Meta Data Center EHS Management System
- Follow Lock-Out/Tag-Out (LOTO) procedures for all energized work
- Wear appropriate PPE (ESD wrist straps, safety glasses, hard hat in construction areas)
- Use personnel lifts safely (daily inspections, harness requirements)
- Report safety concerns and near-misses immediately
-
Maintain ESD compliance during all optics/hardware handling
-
Cross-Functional Coordination
- Partner with Provisioning Technicians on rack turn-up and fault closure
- Interface with Facility Operations, Regional / Site PMs, and supply-chain teams
- Document maintenance activity, fault diagnosis, and resolution in tracking systems
About the Role
We are hiring Datacenter Field Operations Technicians to support a global hyperscaler at a major US data-center campus in New Albany, Ohio. This is a hands-on troubleshooting and break-fix role — diagnosing and repairing physical-layer network issues, executing preventive and corrective maintenance, and partnering closely with provisioning crews to keep AI-infrastructure builds and operations on track. You will be part of a 24×7 on-site team working shoulder-to-shoulder with engineering, facility, and supply-chain partners.
Location & Coverage
Site: New Albany, Ohio
Coverage Model:
- Shift-based
- Rotating shifts (Days/Nights) with on-call requirements
- Extended shift capability during surge/ramp periods
Required Qualifications
Technical Skills
Skill Area
Requirement
Structured Cabling
Expert-level copper and fiber optic cable installation (Cat6A, OM4, OS2, MPO/MTP)
Fiber Optics
Splicing, termination, OTDR testing, cleaning, connector inspection (microscope)
Rack & Stack
Data center rack installation, cable management, labeling standards
Hardware Handling
Network switch/router installation, line card insertion, optics installation (ESD compliance)
Testing Tools
OTDR, optical power meter, VFL, loopback adapters, cable certifiers
Physical Layer Troubleshooting
Identify and resolve connectivity issues at Layer 1 (light levels, fiber breaks, bad connectors)
Ticketing Systems
Ability to use workflow management tools for ticket tracking and closure
Liquid Cooling Systems
Familiarity with AALC rack systems, hose connections, valve operations (preferred)
Experience
- 5–12 years of experience in data center cabling, network hardware installation, or telecommunications
- Hands-on experience with fiber optic installation and testing in enterprise/hyperscale environments
- Experience with large-scale rack deployment projects (50+ racks)
- Familiarity with data center environments (hot/cold aisle, raised floor, overhead cable tray)
- Experience working with liquid-cooled rack systems (AALC) preferred
- Experience with barcode scanning and asset management workflows preferred
Preferred Qualifications
- BICSI certification (Installer, Technician) or equivalent
- OSHA 10/30 certification
- Experience in hyperscale data-center environments — multi-tenant or campus-scale
- Familiarity with DCIM and ticketing tools used for asset, fault, and maintenance tracking
- Background in either telecom carrier ops or large enterprise network repair
Shift & Work Model
Location
On-site at New Albany, Ohio (Eastern Time). Remote work is not available for this role.
Coverage
24×7 across three 8-hour shifts. Assignment may include any of:
- Day (07:00–15:00 ET)
- Swing (15:00–23:00 ET)
- Graveyard (23:00–07:00 ET)
Pattern
5 days on / 2 days off; 40 hrs / week.
Compensation
Shift differentials apply for Swing and Graveyard shifts per company policy.
On-call
Field Ops technicians may be asked to support emergency response outside scheduled hours on a rotating basis.
Physical Requirements
- Ability to lift 50+ lbs repeatedly
- Comfortable working at height (personnel lifts, ladders) and in confined spaces, hot aisles, and active electrical environments with appropriate PPE
- Ability to work in warm environments (data halls, 75–85°F)
- Standing/walking for 10–12 hour shifts
- Fine motor skills for connector cleaning and optics handling
- Ability to wear required PPE for extended periods
Soft Skills
- Attention to detail (cable routing, labeling, connector cleanliness)
- Ability to work in team-based shift environment
- Self-motivated — able to manage workload from ticket queue independently
- Safety-first mindset
- Clear communication for shift handoff/passdown
Core Responsibilities
1. Rack Activity Services
- Execute rack turn-up activities: rack receiving, unpacking, rack/stack, cabling, energization
- Perform network cable installation for compute racks including:
- Front-end (FE) cabling to fabric switches
- Back-end (BE) cabling to spine/aggregation switches
- Goalpost cable routing and dressing
- Execute rack turn-down and decommissioning
- Support rack redeployment and relocation activities
- Process pre-integrated rack receiving, inspection, and final connectivity
- Use Ticketing Platform for workflow management and ticket closure via Action Mode
- Support Air Assisted Liquid Cooling rack network cabling
- Circuit QA/QC & Testing
- Perform loopback testing on all network circuits post-installation
- Execute fiber continuity testing (OTDR, power meter, VFL)
- Conduct PON (Passive Optical Network) passive testing and validation
- Perform cable cleaning using fiber optic cleaning procedures (IBC cleaner, cassette cleaners)
- Identify and document circuit failures for remediation
- Support mid-box (testing solution) deployment and validation
-
Conduct as-built documentation audits and equipment placement verification
-
Break / Fix & Repair
- Diagnose and repair failed network circuits (copper and fiber)
- Replace faulty network hardware (switches, line cards, optics, cables) per MOP
- Execute transceiver/pluggable optics replacement following ESD procedures
- Troubleshoot physical layer issues: light levels, connector issues, cable damage
- Coordinate RMA processes for defective hardware
-
Perform hot-swap procedures on production equipment per priority level SLAs:
- P0: Critical (immediate response)
- P1–P3: High to Medium (within SLA timer)
- P4–P7: Standard (business hours)
-
Operations & Maintenance
- Perform Inside Plant Preventative Maintenance (ISPM) per schedule
- Conduct fiber cleaning campaigns in data halls
- Support goalpost cable dressing and redressing activities
- Execute power QA support (tap box operations) during new builds
- Provide third-party vendor oversight and escorting
-
Maintain tools, equipment, and workspace cleanliness per EHS standards
-
Safety & Compliance
- Comply with Meta Data Center EHS Management System
- Follow Lock-Out/Tag-Out (LOTO) procedures for all energized work
- Wear appropriate PPE (ESD wrist straps, safety glasses, hard hat in construction areas)
- Use personnel lifts safely (daily inspections, harness requirements)
- Report safety concerns and near-misses immediately
-
Maintain ESD compliance during all optics/hardware handling
-
Cross-Functional Coordination
- Partner with Provisioning Technicians on rack turn-up and fault closure
- Interface with Facility Operations, Regional / Site PMs, and supply-chain teams
- Document maintenance activity, fault diagnosis, and resolution in tracking systems
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Mid Level Field Operations Manager Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a mid level field operations manager job?
Position yourself around ownership, not just participation. Hiring managers at this level want to see that you have led projects end to end, managed vendor relationships or field crews, and resolved operational problems without constant escalation. Tailor your resume to show scope, not just tasks, and quantify outcomes wherever possible, such as cost savings, uptime improvements, or safety metrics you influenced directly.
Which companies hire mid level field operations managers?
Companies hiring mid level field operations managers right now include Eastern, Fivetran, and OneOncology, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. Hiring at this level tends to come from companies with distributed field operations, active infrastructure build-outs, or regional service networks that require experienced on-the-ground management rather than junior coordination.
Are there remote mid level field operations manager jobs?
Yes, though most roles at this level involve some on-site presence given the hands-on nature of field operations. About 13% of mid level field operations manager openings are remote or hybrid as of August 2026, and those positions typically blend travel to field sites with home-office administrative responsibilities rather than fully remote desk work.
How do I move up to a mid level field operations manager role?
Moving into mid level typically requires deepening expertise in one or two operational domains, such as logistics coordination, safety compliance, or equipment management, and building a record of leading projects rather than supporting them. Taking on crew lead responsibilities, owning a process improvement initiative, and demonstrating measurable impact over time signals readiness for the ownership and accountability that mid level roles require.
Which industries hire the most mid level field operations managers?
Mid Level field operations manager roles concentrate in Technology & Software, Energy, and Manufacturing, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of August 2026. These sectors drive consistent hiring at this level because they rely on distributed field workforces, physical infrastructure, and tight service delivery timelines that require experienced managers who can operate with real autonomy.