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Diagnose, troubleshoot, disassemble, repair, and reassemble laptops, tablets, desktops, and all-in-one computers. Install or reinstall software, evaluate failed equipment, resolve hardware issues, meet daily repair productivity metrics, and maintain an organized warehouse environment. The role requires hands-on component replacement experience, familiarity with multiple computer manufacturers, basic Microsoft Office skills, and the ability to work in warehouse conditions involving noise, temperature changes, walking, bending, and repetitive hand movements.

Diagnose, troubleshoot, repair, disassemble, and reassemble laptops, desktops, tablets, and all-in-one computers. Install or reinstall software, assess failed equipment, resolve hardware issues, meet daily repair productivity targets, and maintain an organized warehouse environment. The role requires hands-on component replacement experience, familiarity with multiple OEM systems, basic Microsoft Office skills, and the ability to work in a physically demanding warehouse setting.

Processes orders, coordinates fulfillment across warehouse and shipping departments, responds to customer and internal requests, provides delivery estimates, generates reports, and handles order exceptions. The role requires accurate communication, attention to detail, computer ordering system proficiency, intermediate computer skills, and Excel data analysis. It also involves maintaining warehouse organization, lifting trays up to 20 pounds, and working in varied warehouse conditions.

Supports planning, scheduling, coordination, documentation, communication, risk tracking, resource allocation, and performance monitoring for company projects. Maintains timelines, milestones, reports, meeting records, and project tools while coordinating stakeholders and escalating issues. Requires strong organization, communication, prioritization, and problem-solving skills, along with proficiency in project management software and Microsoft Office. A bachelor’s degree and 1–3 years of project coordination experience are required; CAPM or PRINCE2 certification is preferred.

Develops and maintains in-circuit test programs, fixtures, and hardware for PCB assembly validation. Troubleshoots test equipment and component-level failures, performs root cause analysis, and collaborates with design and production teams to improve testability, coverage, and manufacturing quality. Maintains and calibrates ICT systems, automates testing, documents procedures, trains operators, and ensures compliance with IPC and ISO standards. The role is hands-on in a factory or warehouse environment and may require extended hours during production ramps.

Tests motherboards, memory, CPUs, LCDs, HDDs, and other products; inspects hardware, documents defects and results, enters test data, follows procedures, maintains tooling, tracks ESD audits and KPIs, and supports inspection or soldering assignments. The role requires attention to detail, teamwork, adaptability, warehouse organization, and the ability to stand, walk, and lift up to 25 pounds.

Supports project planning, scheduling, execution, documentation, stakeholder communication, risk and issue escalation, resource coordination, and performance tracking. Maintains timelines, milestones, meeting records, status reports, and project tools while helping ensure deliverables remain on schedule and aligned with objectives. Assists Project Managers with risk mitigation, procurement, KPI monitoring, and process improvements.

Performs testing and inspection of computer hardware and other products, documents issues and test results, enters data, follows procedures, maintains test tooling, and tracks KPIs. The role requires attention to detail, adaptability across products, teamwork, warehouse organization, daily ESD audit records, and the ability to work in a physically demanding warehouse environment, including lifting up to 25 pounds and working overtime as needed.

Diagnose, troubleshoot, disassemble, repair, and reassemble laptops, desktops, tablets, all-in-one computers, peripherals, and related software. Install or reinstall software, evaluate failed equipment, meet daily repair productivity KPIs, and maintain an organized warehouse. The role requires hands-on computer repair experience, familiarity with multiple OEMs, basic Microsoft Office skills, and physical ability to work in a warehouse environment.

Performs computer diagnostics, hardware repairs, component replacement, system assembly, and software installation or reinstallation. Maintains organized warehouse operations, meets daily productivity KPIs, follows repair instructions, resolves technical issues, and supports a safe, collaborative work environment. The role requires hands-on repair experience, familiarity with major computer manufacturers, basic Microsoft Office skills, and the ability to lift up to 50 pounds.