Mining Technician
CleanSpark (Nasdaq: CLSK) is a large-scale digital infrastructure developer that owns and operates a multi-gigawatt portfolio of energy-backed data center campuses across the United States. Building on its roots as an energy company and Bitcoin miner, CleanSpark now develops infrastructure for both Bitcoin mining and AI/compute workloads, serving shareholders and investors as a publicly traded company.
About CleanSpark
CleanSpark is a market-leading data center developer with a national portfolio spanning six U.S. states, including Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, Wyoming, Nevada, Mississippi, and Utah. The company controls power, land, and data centers, monetizing low-cost, high-reliability energy to produce compute — both for Bitcoin mining and increasingly for AI workloads. Its operating model follows a repeatable infrastructure-first process: procuring scalable energy, building data center capacity on schedule and budget, transforming power into compute capacity, and reinvesting capital to expand margins. CleanSpark reports metrics such as 1.8 GW of power under contract, 50 EH/s operational hashrate, and over 13,000 Bitcoin in holdings. Its primary stakeholders are shareholders and investors, as a Nasdaq-listed public company, and it serves the emerging demand for AI data center compute capacity in addition to its established Bitcoin mining operations.
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About the Role
You will install, maintain, and troubleshoot Bitcoin mining equipment. You will monitor device performance and alerts, complete approved hardware and connectivity tasks, replace authorized components, assist with firmware updates and equipment moves, and maintain accurate equipment and service records. You will follow safety procedures, report facility concerns and hazards, and keep racks and work areas orderly.
Requirements
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Willingness to complete training in miner operation, maintenance, and site procedures.
- Basic computer proficiency and ability to learn hardware interfaces, monitoring dashboards, and work-ticket applications.
- Mechanical aptitude and ability to use approved tools and follow technical instructions.
- Ability to maintain accurate equipment records, communicate findings, and collaborate with site and technical teams.
- Ability to organize assigned work, adapt to changing priorities, and complete required training.
- Ability to work assigned shifts, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
- Ability to perform equipment-handling duties and work while standing, bending, and in varying site conditions.
- Ability to be insurable under the vehicle insurance policy.
Responsibilities
- Unpack, inspect, label, and install miners and approved network connections.
- Monitor miner availability, performance indicators, and alerts; investigate equipment issues and report unresolved problems.
- Perform approved reboots, connectivity checks, and configuration verification; coordinate escalations.
- Clean and inspect equipment and replace authorized components.
- Assist with firmware updates, equipment relocations, and failed-unit removal.
- Track miner serial numbers, locations, transfers, repair status, work tickets, and handoffs.
- Identify temperature, airflow, and facility concerns and notify site leadership.
- Maintain orderly racks and work areas, follow safety and protective-equipment requirements, and report hazards.