Part-Time Low Voltage Installer
Low Voltage Installer
Description
We are heading into the busy season and looking for extra hands.
This isn't really a job posting. It's a letter to someone specific.
Maybe it's you.
You're the kind of person who notices when a cable run is sloppy — not because anyone told you to care, but because you can't not care. You've been in the trades long enough to know that most people are just trying to get through the day. You're not most people.
You take pride in the work nobody sees. The clean drill hole behind the drywall. The cable pulled with the right tension, not yanked. The plate that sits flush because you took the extra thirty seconds. That stuff matters to you, and you've probably gotten frustrated working with people it doesn't matter to.
We get it. That's why we're writing this.
Why Clear Telecommunications exists
We're not in business to just install cameras and pull Cat6.
We're in business because somewhere in Sonoma County right now, there's a winery owner losing sleep over theft. A medical office that just had a break-in. A family that doesn't feel safe at home. A small business owner who got burned by a contractor who showed up late, made a mess, and ghosted them when something stopped working.
These people don't need another vendor. They need someone they can trust. Someone who shows up when they said they would, does the work like it was their own house, cleans up after themselves, and stands behind it.
When we get that right, something happens that's hard to describe. Clients become raving fans. They tell their neighbors. They call us first the next time. They send us referrals for years. Not because we're the cheapest — we're not — but because we treated them like the work mattered.
That's why we exist. To wow people. To earn that kind of loyalty. To be the company the North Bay actually trusts with their security, their network, their phones.
We can't do that without people who give a damn about the craft.
What you'd actually be doing
Honest version: a lot of this job is physical, and not glamorous.
You'd be crawling through attics in August. Squeezing into crawl spaces with spiders. Drilling through top plates and fishing cables down walls. Pulling CAT6 and fiber through conduit. Mounting cameras, access points, and door readers. Terminating, testing, labeling.
Cleaning up so the client's space looks better than when you arrived.
You'd mostly be on UniFi systems — Network, Protect cameras, Access control, sometimes Talk phones. If you don't know UniFi yet, that's fine. We'll teach you. What we can't teach is the work ethic and the eye for detail.
Schedule: Part time to start, could grow into full-time for the right person.
Who we're looking for
Minimum 2 years in the construction trades — electrical, low voltage, framing, HVAC, plumbing, solar, whatever. You know jobsites. You know how buildings are put together.
You can get into tight spaces — crawl spaces, attics, above drop ceilings — and you can drill through framing without splitting it or hitting something you shouldn't.
You know how to pull cable properly — bend radius, not crushing the jacket, not over-tensioning.
Clean valid driver's license.
You'll be driving to client sites.
You show up. On time. Every time. If something comes up, you call before you're late, not after.
You give a damn. This is the one that matters most.
Bonus if you have low voltage experience already, but it's not required.
What you get from us
Competitive hourly pay based on experience
Real training on UniFi systems — skills that pay forever in this industry
Work in beautiful parts of the North Bay (yes, sometimes you're in a crawl space, but sometimes you're at a vineyard with a view)
A small team that actually has each other's backs
A path to full-time and to growing into more responsibility if you want it
The genuine satisfaction of finishing a job and watching a client's face when you show them how it works
We are looking for someone with pervious installation experience and salary is dependent on previous experience.
If you want to find out more and see if you would be a good fit, please email and let us know 3 things, why you are interested in this position, what your salary expectations are and what your favorite flavor of ice cream is.
Work is primary done in Sonoma, Marin and Napa Counties, out of our office in Santa Rosa.
Don't worry about a fancy resume. We care more about who you are than how your resume is formatted.
If this letter sounds like it was written for you — it probably was. We'd love to hear from you.
