Hardware Integration Technician

PNY Technologies Inc•Parsippany-Troy Hills, NJ

3d•$64,000 - $73,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Hardware Integration Technician is responsible for assembling, configuring, and documenting enterprise storage and server systems in accordance with engineering specifications, Bills of Material (BOMs), and manufacturing work instructions. This role plays a critical part in ensuring systems are accurately built, properly documented, and prepared for testing and deployment. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented, mechanically inclined, and comfortable working with high-value hardware in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent.
1+ years of experience in computer assembly, electronics manufacturing, system integration, production, or a related technical environment.
Experience working with computer hardware and electronic components.
Ability to read and follow assembly instructions, BOMs, and manufacturing documentation.
Basic computer skills, including data entry and inventory tracking.
Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality.

Nice To Haves

Experience building or configuring servers, storage systems, networking equipment, or other enterprise hardware.
Familiarity with SSDs, networking components, and computer hardware installation.
Experience in a manufacturing, production, or ESD-controlled environment.
Experience using ERP, MES, warehouse management, or inventory tracking systems.
Familiarity with serialized inventory tracking and asset management processes.

Responsibilities

Assemble and configure server and storage systems according to BOMs, build instructions, and engineering documentation.
Install SSDs, NICs, expansion cards, and other customer-specified hardware components.
Verify part numbers, system configurations, and component placement to ensure build accuracy.
Apply required labels, serial numbers, and asset tags.
Perform system reassembly and ensure all components are properly secured.
Maintain accurate records of serialized components and system configurations.
Scan and document inventory transactions using internal inventory management systems.
Ensure complete traceability of components throughout the assembly process.
Report inventory discrepancies, shortages, damaged materials, or quality concerns promptly.
Inspect hardware components for defects or damage prior to installation.
Verify completed systems meet configuration, quality, and workmanship standards before release to testing.
Follow established ESD, quality, security, and manufacturing procedures.
Identify and escalate build issues, documentation discrepancies, or process concerns.
Safely move systems and materials throughout the production process.
Prepare completed units for testing and subsequent production stages.
Maintain an organized and efficient work area.
Support production objectives while maintaining quality and accuracy standards.