Data Center Technician Instructor
About this role
Lincoln Tech WorkforceLinc | Johnson Controls Partnership
Help Build the Next Generation of Data Center Technicians
We're looking for experienced HVAC, controls, BAS, chiller, or critical cooling technicians who want to pass their knowledge on to the next generation.
This program prepares students for careers supporting data center cooling systems, controls technology, and mission-critical infrastructure. You'll bring real-world experience into a hands-on training environment where students learn by doing.
What You'll Teach
✅ HVAC Controls & Building Automation Systems (BAS)
✅ Chilled Water & Cooling Infrastructure
✅ Electrical Troubleshooting & Diagnostics
✅ DDC Controls, Sensors & Actuators
✅ Networking Fundamentals & System Integration
✅ Safe Work Practices & Industry Standards
What We're Looking For
- Experience with HVAC controls, BAS, HVAC service, or cooling systems
- Strong troubleshooting and diagnostic skills
- Ability to mentor and lead by example
- Comfortable working with technology and technical documentation
No teaching experience required. Industry experience matters most.
Schedule
Monday-Friday
Houston, TX
Minimal Travel
Why Techs Make the Move
- Predictable schedule
- Stay connected to the trade
- Train future technicians
- Make a lasting impact on the industry
- Leave field-service stress behind
Ready for a new challenge? Apply today and help build the future data center workforce.
Why Join Us?
At WorkforceLinc, we build training that reflects the reality of the field—not just theory. You’ll be part of a team developing technicians who can step in and perform from day one.
Learn more: www.workforcelinc.com
Company at a glance
For more than 100 years, NADC has provided hands-on training programs in fields including Automotive, Diesel & Heavy Equipment Service, Collision Repair & Welding. Our new 127,000 sq. ft. campus is located at 2813 Brick Church Pike in Nashville.
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