Fiber · Data centers · Telecom

We build the networks the next decade runs on.

Cyborgin fields splicing, testing and installation crews for carriers, general contractors and hyperscale data centers across the US. Built by techs, for techs — and run on our own field-ops platform.

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OTDR · 1310 nm · Pulse 1000 ns · Range 30 km · IOR 1.4677 · Avg 45 s · BidirA–B 7.185 km · Loss 3.07 dB · Slope 0.34 dB/km
#TypeLoc (km)Loss (dB)Refl (dB)Cumul (dB)Result
1Launch0.000-14.20.00PASS
2Splice2.1450.050.05PASS
3Connector6.4200.32-42.60.37PASS
4Splice9.8800.080.45PASS
5Macrobend13.6050.611.06FAIL · fix
6Splice17.0200.031.09PASS
7Connector20.3500.24-47.11.33PASS
8End of fibre23.870-21.31.33PASS
Results · what a Cyborgin deployment measures out to
#EventValue
01Technicians0+
02Deployments0+
03Coverage0 states
04Earnings$0+/wk

*Potential, not a guarantee. Actual earnings depend on project, pay type, units completed and hours worked.

  • Safety
    OSHA-trained crews

    Daily safety brief, PPE checks, stop-work authority on every site.

  • Vetting
    Background-checked, skill-graded

    Every tech carries a green / yellow / red grade per task before assignment.

  • Paperwork
    COI & W-9 on request

    Certificate of insurance and contractor documents ready for your vendor file.

  • Reporting
    Daily production reports

    Splice counts, test results and photos from the same portal our techs clock into.

Services

Six things we do, and do to spec.

From the closure in the field to the tray in the hall. Every job ships with labeled work, test data and photos.

01

Fiber Splicing

Single-fiber and ribbon fusion splicing in closures, cabinets, MDFs and cast-in-place trays. Clean work, labeled and photographed.

02

Testing & Troubleshooting

Bi-directional OTDR, OLTS loss testing, VFL fault finding and end-face inspection. Traces delivered per strand with pass/fail closeout.

03

FTTH Residential Installation

Aerial and buried drops, ONT installs, activations and customer education. Production-tracked, one-visit-done.

04

Data Center Patching & Dressing

MPO/MTP and LC patching, tray dressing, cassette builds and rack-to-rack trunks inside hyperscale and colo halls.

05

Structured Cabling

Cat6/6A pulls, terminations, certification and labeling for campuses, industrial sites and new construction.

06

IP Security Cameras

Camera placement, PoE cabling, NVR setup and commissioning for yards, warehouses and multi-tenant sites.

Our story

From technicians to trusted infrastructure partners.

Cyborgin was founded by field technicians who spent years in splice trailers, cable trays and data-center halls. We know what a clean closure looks like, what a bad cleave costs, and why a closeout package that arrives late is worth nothing.

Today we staff and run fiber splicing, OTDR/OLTS testing, FTTH installation and data-center cabling crews across the United States, and we run every one of them on our own field-ops platform: geofenced clock-in, per-fiber test tracking, daily production reports.

That is what partners get: crews that show up trained, report live, and hand over a documented, measured network.

For partners

How we work.

Three steps from your scope to a closed-out, documented site.

  1. Event 01

    Scope the work

    Send us the route, rack count or drop list. We reply with crew size, timeline and a per-unit or hourly proposal — usually within 48 hours.

  2. Event 02

    Mobilize a vetted crew

    Techs are skill-graded (green/yellow/red per task), background-checked and geofenced to your site. Leads run the daily huddle and safety brief.

  3. Event 03

    Report daily, close out clean

    Daily production reports, splice counts, test results and photos flow through our portal. Closeout package delivered per strand and per rack.

Request a crewCarriers · GCs · Data-center operators · ISPs
Join the crew

Splicers, testers, FTTH installers — we are hiring nationwide.

Weekly pay, per diem on travel projects, pro-grade gear with lease-to-own, and leads who have done the job themselves.

Coverage

Where we are working now.

Active project regions plus states where we have recently deployed. Don't see yours? We travel — most crews rotate on multi-week schedules with lodging and per diem.

AlabamaAlaskaArizonaColoradoFloridaGeorgiaIndianaKansasMaineMassachusettsMinnesotaNew JerseyNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOklahomaPennsylvaniaSouth DakotaTexasWyomingConnecticutMissouriWest VirginiaIllinoisNew MexicoArkansasCaliforniaDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaHawaiiIowaKentuckyMarylandMichiganMississippiMontanaNew HampshireNew YorkOhioOregonTennesseeUtahVirginiaWashingtonWisconsinNebraskaSouth CarolinaIdahoNevadaVermontLouisianaRhode Island
Crews on site today Recently deployed
  • Arizona
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Illinois
  • North Carolina
  • Ohio
  • Pennsylvania
  • Tennessee
  • Texas
  • Virginia
Tech FAQ

Questions techs ask us first.

How do techs get paid?
Weekly. Hourly techs clock in and out through the Cyborgin app with a geofence at the site; hours are approved by the lead and paid the following week. Production techs submit a weekly invoice against pay codes. Per diem is paid per worked day on travel projects.
How do production invoices work?
Each project publishes its pay codes (for example AERIAL-DROP, ONT-INSTALL, SPLICE-RIBBON) with a rate per unit. You log units per day in the app, the system totals them into a weekly invoice, your lead approves it, and payroll pays it. No spreadsheets, no chasing.
What does onboarding look like?
Apply on this site, do a 15-minute phone screen, then a hands-on skills check (splice, test, dress). Once cleared, you sign your agreement and safety docs in the portal, complete required training modules, and get a project assignment with start date, lodging and gear list.
What experience and tools do I need?
Most roles want 1–2 years of fusion splicing or FTTH work and an OSHA 10. Bring your hand tools and a reliable vehicle; splicers, OTDRs and cleaning kits are provided, with a lease-to-own option on pro-grade gear if you want to keep it. Green techs with the right attitude are paired with a lead.

More on pay, benefits and gear on the Careers page.

Ready to build? So are we.

Whether you are a tech looking for your next deployment or an operator who needs a crew on site next month.