IT Field Technician in Fargo
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IT field technician - driving to client sites and providing general IT support to customers (retailers, banks, etc.), for break-fix and IMAC calls, and supporting clients, the level of support will vary by customer, but expect printer, laptop, server, network, and other IT devices.
Requirements
TOP 2 ? HW repair hands-on (printers, PCs, POS, etc.) break-fix, use of power tools (e.g. drills) and familiar with the ticketing system. Fast-paced environment, need problem-solving skills and be able to maintain composure under pressure.
Key skill is Printer Breakfix
-Schedule- Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM with a 1-hour lunch break. However, work may occasionally follow the project schedule, which could include overtime or after-hours as needed. -OC (on call)? Yes, after completing all required Certs and training -Years of experience - 2-5 but we will train -Certifications or education? A+ certification is good to have but not necessary, Lexmark certifications and experience are but not necessary. Experience with Lexmark printer break-fix and equipment installs a plus, HP Dell Lenovo also desired but not necessary
What radius range should candidates be located from the job location? 50 miles a day to 150 miles a days
About the company
At AA2IT, we deliver solutions that align with your business goals, built on innovation, backed by a team of experts, and guided by measurable outcomes.
Company DescriptionAt AA2IT, we deliver solutions that align with your business goals, built on innovation, backed by a team of experts, and guided by measurable outcomes.
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