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Fiber Technician

Al-Ain Al-Hurra Company · Baghdad

Full-timePrivate
💰 600000 IQD🎓 Bachelor⏱️ 2 years📅 Oct 9, 2025

Job Description

Technician needed for fiber network installation, routing, and troubleshooting in Baghdad; 2+ years experience required.

Technical / Hard Skills

Technical / Hard Skills

Internet SetupRouter ConfigurationCable Installation

Soft Skills

Technical SkillsProblem-solvingTeamwork

Benefits

OVERTIME payTransportation

Details

Degree Field
Engineering
Working Hours
8am-5pm
Gender
Male
Apply Via
Email
Source
thekhana
Language
en

How to Apply

📧 [email protected]📞 07858899103

This listing is aggregated from public sources (thekhana). We are not the hiring employer — apply directly with the company, and never pay anyone a fee to get a job.

About Al-Ain Al-Hurra Company

Active roles

1

Total posted

18

Hiring since

2023-11

Typical pay

600K IQD

Hiring in Baghdad

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