On-Site Cisco Deployment Technicians
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m expanding our field team and need on-site technicians who can rack, cable, and turn up routers, switches, and firewalls across the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, most African nations, and a wide stretch of Eastern Europe—including Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Greece, Slovakia, Slovenia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania, and Turkey.
Most of the gear you’ll see is Cisco—Catalyst, Nexus, Meraki—as well as Aruba, Lanner, and the occasional white-label device. Jobs range from a single cabinet in an office to multi-rack deployments in Tier III data centers or rugged industrial plants. You’ll work with my remote engineering team over Webex or Teams while you handle the physical layer: unboxing, rack & stack, structured cabling, console access, initial image/IOS loads, and a basic health test so the gear is ready for remote configuration.
Because this is project-based, I’m looking for freelancers who already have:
• a valid permit to work in their country,
• basic hand tools, punch-down/termination kit, and a console cable,
• reliable transport to reach client sites on short notice,
• enough English to follow a change plan on a conference call.
Deliverables per site
• Photos of each stage (rack, front/back, cabling)
• Completed install checklist with serial numbers and port maps
• Signed hand-over report confirming power-on and remote login
If you’re comfortable lifting 20 kg, labeling neatly, and handling Cisco and Aruba hardware without supervision, let’s talk—just send me your location, typical response time, and recent similar projects.
Most of the gear you’ll see is Cisco—Catalyst, Nexus, Meraki—as well as Aruba, Lanner, and the occasional white-label device. Jobs range from a single cabinet in an office to multi-rack deployments in Tier III data centers or rugged industrial plants. You’ll work with my remote engineering team over Webex or Teams while you handle the physical layer: unboxing, rack & stack, structured cabling, console access, initial image/IOS loads, and a basic health test so the gear is ready for remote configuration.
Because this is project-based, I’m looking for freelancers who already have:
• a valid permit to work in their country,
• basic hand tools, punch-down/termination kit, and a console cable,
• reliable transport to reach client sites on short notice,
• enough English to follow a change plan on a conference call.
Deliverables per site
• Photos of each stage (rack, front/back, cabling)
• Completed install checklist with serial numbers and port maps
• Signed hand-over report confirming power-on and remote login
If you’re comfortable lifting 20 kg, labeling neatly, and handling Cisco and Aruba hardware without supervision, let’s talk—just send me your location, typical response time, and recent similar projects.