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Low Voltage Technician jobs in Minnesota – $1,400–2,100/week

The twin cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul offer dense urban routes, while the suburbs are actively switching to fiber optics. Winter here is real, and we’re honest about it–but since some of the jobs take place indoors (MDU and service calls), our workload doesn’t drop off.

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Structured cabling for apartment buildings (MDU) and light-commercial sites: pulling Cat6 and coax, dressing panels, wiring units to spec. A good fit if you come from electrical or construction – the tool discipline transfers directly, and most of the work is indoors year-round.

What you will do

  • Pull and terminate Cat5e/Cat6 and coaxial runs in MDU and commercial buildings
  • Dress and label wiring closets and distribution panels
  • Test and certify every run; document to the builder’s spec
  • Coordinate with construction crews and property managers
  • Retrofit older buildings for fiber-ready wiring

Requirements

  • Experience with hand and power tools (electrical/construction background welcome)
  • Ability to read simple wiring diagrams and floor plans
  • Driver’s license; authorization to work in the US
  • Team player – MDU jobs run in crews of 2–4

Cities with active projects

MinneapolisSt. PaulRochesterDuluthBloomingtonSt. Cloud

Pay

For context: the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a national median of $64,310 per year for telecommunications equipment installers and repairers, with the top 10% above $99,990 (May 2024). TreeTech technicians in Minnesota work piece-rate and average $1,400–2,100 per week depending on level and route density. Source: BLS Occupational Outlook Handbook, Telecommunications Technicians (May 2024 data).

Jobs in this state

Cable TechnicianFiber Optic TechnicianInstaller Helper (no experience)Smart Home & Security InstallerLead TechnicianTravel Technician (Travel Tech)

How hiring works

1

Apply – 60 sec

Short form, no resume needed.

2

A call in your language

A recruiter reaches out within 15 minutes during business hours.

3

Zoom with a supervisor

Real paychecks and routes, all questions answered.

4

Offer in 24–48 h

Paid training starts from day one.

Frequently asked questions

Can I work without fluent English?

Yes. TreeTech supervisors and mentors speak English, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian and Polish. You need basic phrases for customers at the door – we give you a phrase card and it comes quickly on the job.

Do I need experience to start in Minnesota?

No. The Installer Helper track starts with 2–4 weeks of paid training with a mentor. If you already have cable, fiber or electrical experience, you skip ahead after a field assessment and start at a higher rate.

What documents do I need?

Authorization to work in the US: an EAD card, Green Card or citizenship. TreeTech is an E-Verify employer. You will also need a driver’s license – if you only have a learner’s permit, talk to the recruiter about options.

How is the pay calculated?

Piece-rate: every work order type has a published point value, and your weekly check is the sum of completed points. You see the rate card before you sign, and every order is visible in the field app – so the math is always checkable.

Do you help with a vehicle or relocation to Minnesota?

Yes. There is a company vehicle-lease program for technicians without their own van, and we help with relocation between our states when routes are open – many techs have moved to Minnesota with our support.

Ready to start?

Applications take 60 seconds. A recruiter who speaks your language will call you back today.

Apply – takes 60 seconds
Apply – takes 60 seconds