Requirements:Hardware Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
Identify hardware issues by running diagnostic tools and manually checking components.
Resolve common hardware issues like non-booting systems, overheating, or intermittent failures.
Check and replace faulty hardware components (motherboards, hard drives, RAM, power supplies, etc.).
2.PC Assembly and Disassembly
Build and assemble PCs from individual components, ensuring compatibility of hardware.
Disassemble PCs for repair, upgrade, or replacement of parts such as the CPU, RAM, storage drives, and peripherals.
Reassemble systems ensuring proper cable management and cooling solutions.
3.Upgrading and Installing Hardware Components
Upgrade or install new components such as RAM, hard drives (HDD/SSD), graphic cards, and processors.
Ensure proper configuration and check for compatibility with existing systems (e.g., checking power supply capacity before upgrading GPU).
4.Operating System Installation
Install and configure operating systems (Windows, Linux, macOS, etc.) using bootable USB drives or discs.
Update drivers after OS installation for correct functioning of hardware.
Partition and format drives during installation as necessary.
5.Firmware and BIOS Updates
Update system firmware and BIOS as part of troubleshooting or performance enhancement.
Ensure the latest firmware is installed for system stability and hardware compatibility.
6.Peripheral Setup and Testing
Install and configure external peripherals (printers, scanners, monitors, etc.).
Troubleshoot and resolve peripheral connection issues, such as USB or networked devices not being recognized.
7.Networking Setup
Set up and troubleshoot basic network connectivity for desktops and laptops (Wi-Fi, Ethernet).
Configure modems, routers, and network adapters for internet access and file sharing.
8.Data Backup and Recovery
Help users back up important data before repairs or upgrades.
Restore data from backups in the event of hardware failure.
Use recovery tools to attempt data retrieval from failing drives.
9.Hardware Cleaning and Maintenance
Regularly clean hardware components to prevent dust buildup and overheating (especially cooling fans, heat sinks, and power supplies).
Apply thermal paste to CPU and ensure cooling systems are functioning properly.
Test and replace worn-out cables, connectors, and other small components.
10.Customer Service and Documentation
Communicate effectively with clients to understand hardware issues and provide updates.
Document repairs, upgrades, and component replacements for future reference.
Job Description:Hardware Diagnostics and Troubleshooting
Identify hardware issues by running diagnostic tools and manually checking components.
Resolve common hardware issues like non-booting systems, overheating, or intermittent failures.
Check and replace faulty hardware components (motherboards, hard drives, RAM, power supplies, etc.).
2.PC Assembly and Disassembly
Build and assemble PCs from individual components, ensuring compatibility of hardware.
Disassemble PCs for repair, upgrade, or replacement of parts such as the CPU, RAM, storage drives, and peripherals.
Reassemble systems ensuring proper cable management and cooling solutions.
3.Upgrading and Installing Hardware Components
Upgrade or install new components such as RAM, hard drives (HDD/SSD), graphic cards, and processors.
Ensure proper configuration and check for compatibility with existing systems (e.g., checking power supply capacity before upgrading GPU).
4.Operating System Installation
Install and configure operating systems (Windows, Linux, macOS, etc.) using bootable USB drives or discs.
Update drivers after OS installation for correct functioning of hardware.
Partition and format drives during installation as necessary.
5.Firmware and BIOS Updates
Update system firmware and BIOS as part of troubleshooting or performance enhancement.
Ensure the latest firmware is installed for system stability and hardware compatibility.
6.Peripheral Setup and Testing
Install and configure external peripherals (printers, scanners, monitors, etc.).
Troubleshoot and resolve peripheral connection issues, such as USB or networked devices not being recognized.
7.Networking Setup
Set up and troubleshoot basic network connectivity for desktops and laptops (Wi-Fi, Ethernet).
Configure modems, routers, and network adapters for internet access and file sharing.
8.Data Backup and Recovery
Help users back up important data before repairs or upgrades.
Restore data from backups in the event of hardware failure.
Use recovery tools to attempt data retrieval from failing drives.
9.Hardware Cleaning and Maintenance
Regularly clean hardware components to prevent dust buildup and overheating (especially cooling fans, heat sinks, and power supplies).
Apply thermal paste to CPU and ensure cooling systems are functioning properly.
Test and replace worn-out cables, connectors, and other small components.
10.Customer Service and Documentation
Communicate effectively with clients to understand hardware issues and provide updates.
Document repairs, upgrades, and component replacements for future reference.
Preferred candidate profile
Job Classification
Industry: IT Services & ConsultingFunctional Area / Department: Engineering - Hardware & NetworksRole Category: Hardware and Networks - OtherRole: Hardware and Networks - OtherEmployement Type: Full time