Data centers are short of hands. Name your ticket.
A single 40MW data center needs four to five hundred electricians on site for months, and roughly twenty thousand journeymen retire every year against an apprenticeship that takes four. Contractors are bidding against each other for the same travelling crews. Tell us what you hold, where you'll go and when you're free.
What do you hold?
Open electrical work right now
Read straight off the contractors' own job boards and updated daily. Every one links back to them — we are not between you and the apply button.
What the work pays
Ranges are what contractors and job boards are publicly advertising for travelling data center electrical work in 2026, not a quote. What you are offered depends on the project, the local, and what you hold.
Straight about what this is. We are building a roster for data center electrical work and we are early. We are not promising you a job today, and there is no fee to you, ever — contractors pay us when a placement sticks.
If you are on the roster we come to you when a seat matches your ticket, your travel range and your dates. If nothing matches, you hear nothing, which we would rather say now than have you find out.
Tell me when one of these needs my ticket
Four answers. We come to you when a seat matches what you hold, how far you'll go and when you're free. No fee to you, ever.
You're on.
We'll come to you when a seat matches. Anything else that helps us match you faster — name, phone, home state, years in the trade — just reply to the email.