What This Role Is About
The Computer Technician keeps systems running reliably across hardware, operating systems, networking, and field-deployed equipment. This role blends troubleshooting, customer support, and hands-on repair work. You’ll work closely with engineering, production, and support teams to diagnose issues, perform repairs, and ensure customers receive dependable, well-documented solutions.
What You’ll Do
• Diagnose and repair PC-based systems, industrial computers, and peripheral hardware.
• Install, configure, and update Windows operating systems and application software.
• Perform component-level troubleshooting (memory, storage, power supplies, motherboards, I/O cards).
• Support networking tasks including IP configuration, basic switch setup, and connectivity testing.
• Document findings, repairs, and configuration steps in ticketing and tracking systems.
• Assist with system imaging, staging, and quality checks before shipment or deployment.
• Provide technical support to customers and internal teams via phone, email, and in person.
• Collaborate with engineering on recurring issues, field failures, and product improvements.
• Maintain an organized workspace, inventory accuracy, and adherence to ESD and safety standards.
What You Bring
• Experience troubleshooting and repairing computer hardware (desktop, industrial, or embedded systems).
• Working knowledge of Windows 10/11, drivers, BIOS settings, and system imaging tools.
• Linux experience is a must, including system navigation, troubleshooting, and basic administration.
• Familiarity with networking basics (TCP/IP, DHCP, switches, cabling).
• Ability to read technical documentation, wiring diagrams, and system specifications.
• Strong communication skills and comfort interacting with customers and cross-functional teams.
• A methodical, detail-oriented approach to diagnosing issues and documenting work.
• Ability to lift and move equipment as needed in a workshop or production environment.
Preferred Skills
• Experience with industrial PCs, panel PCs, or embedded hardware.
• Knowledge of serial communications, I/O cards, or automation-related interfaces.
• Exposure to ticketing systems and structured support workflows.
• Certifications such as CompTIA A+, Network+, or equivalent hands-on experience.