Computer Build Room Assembly

Posted 3 days ago

computek dental systemsFort Collins (CO)

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers Electronic Computer Manufacturing

SENIORITY

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About the role

Job Description: We are a well-established, reputable IT provider with locations and customers across the country. We are currently looking for a full time (40 hours per week) Computer Build Room Assembly technician for immediate hire in our Fort Collins, Colorado office. We are seeking an experienced person who can build computers and servers from the ground up, both hardware and software, taking an empty case and adding a mother board, CPU, RAM, power supply, etc., and then installing a Windows operating system and other software. Experience with and knowledge of imaging PCs is also helpful. In addition, this person will assist help with our shipping and receiving function and assist our Purchasing Manager with purchasing computer parts and other equipment. This is a busy position for a person that can already build PCs as we are not looking for a trainee. If you have a passion for building computers, this position might be for you!

Qualifications:

Being able to build computers and servers efficiently (both in quality and timeliness).Strong Organization and Time Management SkillsMS Office Suite including Google Sheets, Excel, Word, and Outlook
Familiarity with IT Operations
We are a very family-oriented company with a very good atmosphere for our employees.
This position is Monday-Friday from 8AM-5PM. With weekends and paid major holidays off.

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