About Skyzer
Skyzer is a product lifecycle solutions company - we work with electronic devices like internet modems, payment terminals and other communications equipment. Plus, Robotic cleaning devices, set top boxes and a range of other electrical meters.
We help customers by assembling their devices locally, loading firmware, kitting, and packing and providing pick-pack-ship services. We also offer full break fix repairs services for some of these devices. Which involves testing returned devices and repairing or refurbishing them. We also strip down equipment that's at the end of its life, to make sure that it's responsibly and securely recycled.
We have plenty of work, and we are continuing to build a strong team where everyone gets to contribute, and solid contributions are recognised and rewarded.
This is our 21st year of operation, so even if you haven't heard of us before, you will have definitely used devices that we worked on - whether it's tap-and-go payments in a store or access the internet via the NBN!
What it's Like to Work as a Part of Our Team
We love adding new energetic and friendly people to our team. Our communication is very open and we encourage our team members to share their ideas on how to make our work environment more effective and even safer than it already is.
Whenever we can, we like to train our team members so that they can add to their skills.
About the Role
As an Electronics Technician in our Melbourne team, you'll be responsible for bringing electronic devices back to life and keeping them running smoothly.
You'll be troubleshooting and diagnosing problems, repairing and refurbishing devices and getting them ready to get back out on the pitch!
Who Are We Looking For?
To be successful in this role, you will need relevant technical training and a strong understanding of electronics and electrical principles. Experience with repair and maintenance of electronic devices is a must. Bonus points if your soldering skills are sharp!
We're looking for someone with excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, who can work effectively in a team environment. You should also be able to work under pressure and meet tight deadlines (preferably without breaking into a sweat). A degree or diploma in electronics or a related field is preferred, but not required (as long as you have the skills to back it up).
Of course, you will need to have full work rights and be available to work on-site Monday to Friday during our business hours (which are 7am to 3pm).
In return for your expertise, you will enjoy a competitive salary and the opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology. Training and development opportunities will also be provided (because let's face it, technology is always changing).
How You Can Apply
If you are interested in applying for this role, send us your resume and a cover letter outlining your experience and qualifications.
You will need to supply a National Police Records Check.
The only way to apply for this role is via Seek.
Any applications received outside of Seek or via recruitment agencies can't be considered.
We will contact shortlisted candidates for a 1:1 video chat to help get the ball rolling.