Careers

“Apprenticeship is a proven model for developing a skilled workforce.”

-Eugene Scalia, former US Secretary of Labor

MDTS is keeping people connected!

We believe that everyone has the potential to achieve greatness, overcome obstacles and turn their aspirations into reality. With a strong focus on customer satisfaction and a team of experienced professionals, we are committed to providing innovative solutions and exceptional services that deliver unparalleled results to our clients and make a positive impact in the lives of our employees.

Quality Workmanship

Contributions MDTS employees take pride in are a reflection of our commitment to quality workmanship.

Limited Travel

In an industry where frequent travel is typical, being home for evenings and weekends provides a healthy work-life balance.

High Standards

Maintaining high standards of workmanship through a focus on continuous improvement aids in development of valuable skill sets.

Training and Development

Participation in a Department of Labor apprenticeship program supports quality workmanship and drives innovation within the company.

Supporting Other Industries

Take satisfaction in knowing that your contributions to the commmunication infrastructure industry are the backbone of all industries globally.

Vital Component

From healthcare to education, manufacturing to automotive, and everything in between – communications infrastructure is a vital, important piece of modern society. It is the industry that supports all other industries.

Dynamic Career Path

Working in telecommunications and wireless infrastructure services provides a viable avenue for long-term success through a variety of dynamic career paths.

Demand on Global Scale

With many careers being disrupted and/or eliminated through automation at an increasing rate, specialty skilled trades in communications infrastructure continue to increase in demand on a global scale.

“I think the biggest change and the one that we’ve already started to see take shape is that globally the majority of Internet usage will be done via a mobile device and for most people the mobile web will be their primary – if not their only – way of experiencing the internet.”