Captures and enters data for incoming IT assets, evaluates condition and customer requirements, determines each item’s next processing stage, and organizes equipment for resale or recycling. The role requires interpreting decision matrices, handling incomplete information, improving departmental outcomes, and supporting offsite projects. Regular physical activities include standing, bending, twisting, squatting, and lifting 10–50 pounds or more.
Sort Technician
Department: Operations
Full-Time
$24 Hourly
Job Summary:
The Sort Technician is responsible for capturing the details of every IT asset DMD receives. This is a primary service we offer to our customers that helps with their reconciliation and demonstrating responsible disposition of their electronics. Based on the item, the condition, and customer needs, this role determines the next phase of the process. This requires the ability to consult decision matrices and interpret incomplete information to maximize the value of each asset.
Key Responsibilities:
Education and Experience:
Physical Requirements:
Employment Details:
This full-time position reports to the Manager of Operations. The role includes salary (commensurate with experience and responsibilities) and a benefits package. DMD is an equal opportunity employer. We conduct pre-employment drug screens and background checks.
Department: Operations
Full-Time
$24 Hourly
Company Description:
DMD Systems Recovery, LLC (DMD) provides IT Asset Disposition solutions adhering to the most rigorous environmental and security standards to deliver confidence to companies who value our world and their reputation. We are a certified B Corp in the Electronics and Sustainability field, with facilities in Tempe, AZ, Austin, TX, and Palo Alto, CA.
Job Summary:
The Sort Technician is responsible for capturing the details of every IT asset DMD receives. This is a primary service we offer to our customers that helps with their reconciliation and demonstrating responsible disposition of their electronics. Based on the item, the condition, and customer needs, this role determines the next phase of the process. This requires the ability to consult decision matrices and interpret incomplete information to maximize the value of each asset.
Key Responsibilities:
- Capture associated IT asset data and enter into our system
- Determine the next phase of the process for each item
- Organize equipment based on type, value, or other criteria as necessary
- Separate items based on resale or recycle
- Recommendations and actions to improve the department and outcomes
- Offsite projects as appropriate
- Other duties as necessary and assigned
Education and Experience:
- High school diploma, GED, or equivalent
- Computer basics including data entry
- Must have great communication skills, be detailed-oriented, and consistency
- Previous warehouse experience preferred
Physical Requirements:
- May include standing for long periods of time, squatting, twisting, bending, and lifting between 10-50 lbs. (or more) regularly.
- Reasonable accommodations will be made, enabling individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.
Employment Details:
This full-time position reports to the Manager of Operations. The role includes salary (commensurate with experience and responsibilities) and a benefits package. DMD is an equal opportunity employer. We conduct pre-employment drug screens and background checks.
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