Careers
Join our team and grow with us.
We’re hiring experienced splicers right now, and we still train the right people from zero. Bring the standards, we’ll bring the fiber.
Building the future with quality.
Open roles
Where you’d fit.
One open requisition and two standing invitations. If you already splice at our standard, start at the top. If you’ve never touched a fusion splicer, start at the trainee seat and we’ll teach you.
Fiber Optic Splicing Technician
Experienced splicer, $25/hour to start, company truck and tools. Evening and night work on current projects, travel across Arizona.
What you'll do
- Perform fiber optic cable splicing, testing, and troubleshooting
- Read and interpret splice diagrams, prints, and network documentation
- Test and certify fiber using OTDRs, power meters, and related equipment
- Maintain accurate splice records and documentation
Qualifications
- Previous fiber optic splicing experience required
- Experience with both aerial and underground fiber networks preferred
- Ability to read fiber prints and splice documentation
- Knowledge of fiber testing equipment and industry best practices
Not sure which one you are? Start the application anyway and pick “Not sure yet.”
Benefits
The whole package.
Full-time roles come with the benefits that keep a career steady.
Why USLINK
The crew you’d pick if you got to pick.
We train the craft
Trainees learn fiber splicing and testing shoulder-to-shoulder with crews doing it every day: the USLINK standard from day one.
The newest gear
Late-model fusion splicers and OTDRs, maintained and replaced on schedule. You fight the loss budget, not your tools.
A real growth path
Trainee to splicer to foreman. USLINK is expanding across the Southwest, and we’d rather grow our own than rent someone else’s.
No-drama professional crews
Uniformed, background-checked teammates who take the work seriously. Show up, do the work, go home proud of it.
Ready to make the connection?
Send your resume and professional references to [email protected]. We read every one.