Network Facilities Technician - Yuba City, CA
Race Communications · Lancaster, California, United States · Posted Jun 8, 2026
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Location: In Field: Yuba City, CA.
Location Status: Work will be primarily performed at a designated field worksite location based out of a central Race Communications worksite. Occasional travel to and work from other Race offices or other off-site locations may be required.
Who We Are:
We're more than a fiber internet provider, we're your neighbors, committed to connecting California communities since 1994. At Race, relationships matter as much as speed. We combine cutting-edge technology with a genuine, people-first approach that makes every interaction feel personal. Our team operates like family: collaborative, supportive, and dedicated to making a real difference. When you join Race, you're not just accepting a job, you're becoming part of a team that values integrity, celebrates wins together and believes that meaningful work happens when great people connect with great purpose.
Position Impact:
The Network Facilities Technician is responsible for maintaining network infrastructure to support reliable and efficient communication services. With a focus on physical facilities and equipment, this role involves overseeing the installation, configuration, and maintenance of network components at various sites such as overhead framing, DC plants, cable stitching, relay racks, switches, servers, cable termination and testing, and responding to electrical outages, telecom disruptions, and security systems. These systems include generators, DC plants, ATS’ and PDU’s, routers, switches, servers, and cables. The Network Facilities Technician collaborates closely with network engineers and other Race team members stakeholders to ensure the seamless operation of telecommunications networks, troubleshoots issues, and collaborates implements solutions to optimize network performance and reliability. With a strong understanding of network technologies and infrastructure, as well as expertise in facility safety management practices, this role plays a crucial part in ensuring the delivery of high-quality telecommunications services to customers.