Camps

Data Center Technician

26 weeks. 52 sessions. Real hardware. Real skills.

Hands-on labs on real hardware. BMC, Linux, automation, troubleshooting, and a capstone project you can walk into an interview with. June group in progress, December group open.

26 weeks | 2 sessions per week, 3 hours each (6 hours total) | 20 seats | $99.99/mo | starts June 12, 2026

Next intake: December 2026 group.

What you will be able to do

Why Data Center Technician demand is exploding.

The AI build-out is the biggest data center construction wave in history.

Hyperscaler AI infrastructure spending is planned to reach roughly $700 billion in 2026, nearly double the 2025 total. Amazon alone plans about $200 billion in capex, and Microsoft, Google, and Meta have each committed between $145 and $190 billion more. Every dollar of that spending turns into physical racks that need to be built, cabled, powered, and maintained by human hands.

Project timelines have compressed from years to months. CoreWeave, Crusoe, and Lambda are racing to bring GPU clusters online before contracts expire. Equinix, QTS, and Flexential are expanding faster than they can hire. The result is a persistent technician shortage as labor supply lags the buildout by a wide margin.

Power density, liquid cooling, and next-generation rack standards are making legacy facility knowledge obsolete. The technicians who understand modern high-density deployments command premium rates and have no shortage of offers.

Employers hiring for this work include Equinix, QTS, Flexential, CoreWeave, DataBank.

Reported pay for this role runs $70K - $120K. Market data, not guaranteed outcomes.

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