Electronic Registration Technician 2nd Shift 1:00 PM to 9:30 PM

SAGE SUSTAINABLE ELECTRONICS•Reno, NV

69d•$18 - $19

About The Position

Sage Sustainable Electronics is seeking an Electronic Registration Technician to process and evaluate electronic assets, upgrade and test equipment, and perform data-security functions. The role aims to maximize product value while protecting sensitive data stored on systems. The technician evaluates assets based on physical and operational condition, determines their appropriate disposition, and configures, upgrades, diagnoses, disassembles, repairs, and tests computer hardware and peripherals. The role also records asset information in the ERP system, checks parts availability, coordinates parts requests, installs operating systems according to procedure, and works with Sales to assess repair and upgrade feasibility. Cross-training across Operations supports site flexibility and ongoing process improvement. Sage’s mission is to make the world more sustainable by extending the life of electronics. The company provides lifecycle services across desktop, data-center, and mobile hardware platforms and emphasizes reuse and responsible e-waste management. Sage is an equal opportunity employer.

Requirements

Associate’s degree in a technology field or equivalent experience.
At least 2 years of experience working with hardware products, preferably in a repair-related field.
Strong computer literacy.
Results-oriented and team-oriented approach, with excellent attention to detail.
Ability to travel to other sites or customer locations 10% of the time.
Ability to lift 50 pounds or more.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite.
Diagnostic and troubleshooting ability.
BIOS configuration ability.
Ability to configure, repair, and/or upgrade electronic assets.
Ability to identify and install PC hardware and peripherals.
Ability to understand and carry out instructions in written, oral, or diagram form.
Strong written, verbal, and comprehension communication skills.

Responsibilities

Evaluate electronic assets and determine their value based on physical and operational condition.
Perform data-security procedures on electronic assets.
Configure, upgrade, and test computer hardware and peripherals.
Inspect, classify, diagnose, evaluate, disassemble, and repair computer hardware.
Identify the appropriate disposition for hardware, such as resale, repair, parts harvesting, or recycling.
Upgrade products by adding new hardware.
Adjust, repair, and replace worn or defective parts.
Work with Sales to evaluate the feasibility of repairing or upgrading assets.
Enter detailed asset information into the ERP system when it is not automatically populated by data-security software.
Evaluate inventory to determine whether parts are available for upgrades or repairs.
Submit orders for available parts or request parts that are not in stock.
Install operating systems on computer products according to procedure.
Cross-train in Operations areas to support site flexibility and contribute to the development and ongoing improvement of Operations systems and processes.