Arcade Tech
stars strikesSmyrna (GA)
About the role
Arcade Technician As a Stars and Strikes Arcade Technician, you will work with the Arcade Manager to ensure that the arcade and games are maintained to the highest standards. Arcade Technicians will provide mechanical and electrical maintenance to video games and equipment in the arcade. In addition to maintenance, the Arcade Technician must also clean and run diagnostics on the equipment.
What we're looking for:
Ability to work well as a team 1-2 years of previous mechanical and electrical experience Experience in an arcade is a plus Must have basic knowledge of Low Voltage DCMust have excellent problem-solving skills Must be willing to work a flexible schedule based on the needs of the business, including weekends & holidays Why join our team? With our continued expansion throughout the Southeast, there are many opportunities for advancement within the company We are a family-owned business and consider our team members part of our family We encourage team members to continue their training by providing online resources We provide opportunities for all team members to give back to the community We encourage team members to have fun while they work We work together as a team and succeed as a team Perks we offer: Free bowling, laser tag & gameplay! Monthly rewards Company-wide contests Health & 401k Benefits for Eligible Team Members Stars and Strikes is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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