Warehouse - Processing Electronics

ER2•Whites Creek, TN

2d•Onsite

About The Position

ER2 partners with organizations ranging from growing businesses to some of the world's largest enterprises, providing technology deployment, equipment management, and zero-waste IT disposal solutions. We're also committed to reducing the digital divide through donation initiatives that increase access to technology and opportunity in under-resourced communities. Our core values are: Constantly Improving, Acting in Humility, Living a Life of Servanthood, Relentlessly Pursuing Excellence. At ER2, we believe strong organizations are built by humble, accountable, growth-minded people who are committed to serving others and continuously improving. We value teammates who step in where needed, support one another, and take pride in doing great work. In return, we strive to create an environment where people can learn, develop new skills, and grow both professionally and personally. We're looking for a Warehouse Team Member with electronics recycling or processing experience and a solid understanding of computer hardware, ideally including some basic troubleshooting or repair, who's eager to keep building new skills as our team grows. If you enjoy working with electronics, working on your feet, and getting your hands dirty, this could be the right fit for you! The Warehouse Team Member is responsible for efficiently and effectively processing electronic goods by using resources to assess resale value. While primarily focused on ITAD processing, this role will include cross-training to support ITAM client programs as operational needs require.

Requirements

1–2+ years in electronics recycling, e-waste processing, ITAD/ITAM, or a similar warehouse or production setting
Hands-on experience dismantling electronics (desktops, laptops, servers, networking gear) using hand and power tools
Familiarity with material sorting by commodity type (circuit boards, plastics, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, batteries, wiring)
Ability to identify major computer components (CPU, RAM, hard drives, SSDs, power supplies, motherboards) and assess basic condition
Basic hardware troubleshooting or testing, such as powering on devices, checking for faults, and swapping components
Experience removing and handling data-bearing devices under chain-of-custody or data security procedures
Comfort using inventory or asset-tracking systems, including scanning, serial number capture, and data entry with high accuracy
Working knowledge of safe handling for lithium batteries, CRTs, or other hazardous components
Consistent adherence to PPE and safety protocols without close supervision
Work habits that suggest readiness to cross-train
Ability to work independently and manage daily throughput targets
Attention to detail in grading, labeling, and documenting equipment
Willingness to learn repair, refurbishment, order fulfillment, and ITAM client support tasks
Legally authorized to work in the United States.
Ability to speak/read English fluently.
Ability to pass a drug test
Clean criminal record.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with industry standards such as R2, e-Stewards, or ISO 14001/45001
Forklift or pallet jack certification
Exposure to IT asset management tasks such as receiving, asset tagging, imaging or staging, and deployment prep for client devices
Experience maintaining accurate inventory records in a WMS, ERP, or asset tracking system

Responsibilities

Receiving products as the retired IT assets from big businesses come through our doors (on pallets/in gaylords).
Weighing in the product and inputting data into our computer system.
Utilizing multiple resources, including the internet, to research and assess resale value of electronic products received.
Performing basic electronic testing for some gear, using standard testing equipment provided.
Preparing and sorting electronic goods with no resale value for demanufacturing.
Identifying and removing hazardous substances.
Dismantling electronic goods where value is found only in parts/or pieces.
Sorting materials of non-valuable products into appropriate containers for recycling.
Supporting logistics team on local pickups.
Operating forklifts, pallet jacks, and power lifts.
Operating balers to compress recyclable materials into bundles or bales.
Supporting warehouse upkeep by sweeping, picking up loose debris, and re-organizing materials to ensure a safe and clean working space.
Inspecting heavy machinery and performing routine maintenance on applicable equipment.
Being utilized in any department at any time.
Providing occasional logistics team member support by assisting drivers with client pick-ups and deliveries.