Warehouse Electronic Audit Specialist

Posted 2 days ago

vardataChester (NJ)

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About the role

Job Description
Benefits: Free food & snacks Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance 401(k) matching Company parties Dental insurance Employee discounts An ideal candidate for this specific Warehouse Electronic Audit Specialist position is a detail-oriented, safety-conscious individual who possesses a practical, hands-on mechanical aptitude and comfortable splitting time between data logging and physical labor. Because this role blends electronic auditing with heavy warehouse operations for a electronic component consignment company, the right person needs to be comfortable handling everything from delicate IT components to bulky warehouse equipment.
Job Duties: Audits and repairs electronic equipment for resale to customers
General Accountabilities: Visually inspects electronic equipment. Provides accurate inventory of items received. Determines whether equipment needs hardware destruction. Breaks down scrap equipment into various material types. Aids in loading/unloading large orders. Destroy data hard drives using a commercial shredder. Maintains a clean workspace. Provides assistance when needed to other team members. Wrapping and swapping gaylords*The company reserves the right to add or change duties at any time
Job Qualifications
Education: High School Diploma
Experience: Entry Level, Some experience with electronic equipment a plus Must be able to lift 50lbs Standing, stooping, and twisting is required for this position. Skills Excellent verbal and written communicationMS Office experience (specifically Excel)Quality control analysis Problem solving Pallet Jack experience preffered Systems evaluation Judgment and decision making

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