Part Time Field Technician

Grocery-Tv; Cedar Rapids (IA); On-site; USD 16,000 - 21,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Extra mileage reimbursement

Flexible scheduling

Part-time hours

Job summary

Grocery TV in Cedar Rapids is hiring a part-time field technician to visit store locations within 50 miles. You will troubleshoot displays, check power sources, and coordinate with the Operations team by phone. Occasional overnights may occur after onboarding.

The role offers $20/hour, 15–20 hours weekly, and mileage reimbursement. Flexible scheduling is available, and travel is required on a regional basis.

Qualifications

• Must be 18 years or older.
• Comfortable using a laptop or tablet for updates.
• Own a reliable insured vehicle for store travel.
• Have a valid driver's license and ability to travel regionally.

Responsibilities

• Check power sources and connections at stores.
• Reset or replace display devices as needed.
• Troubleshoot with Grocery TV Operations by phone.
• Collect equipment to ship back to HQ.

Skills

Driver's license

Reliable vehicle

Mobile hotspot

Laptop/tablet skills

Power tool use

Education

18+ years old

Job description

• On-call availability as needed, 15- 20 hours per week on average with opportunity for more or less depending on business needs.

Work Location:

• Visiting numerous worksites (store locations) within a 50 miles radius. Rare overnights, only after onboarding and training is complete and if comfortable.

Compensation:
This is an hourly position, pay starting at $20/hour, based on experience and location. This role is part-time and best suited for someone seeking flexible hours. It's not eligible for company benefits at this time.

What You'll Be Doing

Most of our display issues can be solved remotely, but sometimes we need an extra set of hands in-store to get things back on track. That's where you come in.

In this role, you'll help keep our network running smoothly by:

• Checking power sources and connections
• Resetting or replacing display devices when needed
• Working closely with the Grocery TV Operations team over the phone to troubleshoot and find quick solutions
• Collecting equipment to be shipped back to Grocery TV HQ

What's In It for You

• Extra income with consistent availability of 15-20 hours per week
• Flexible scheduling - collaborate with your District Manager to build a route and schedule that works for you
• Mile reimbursement - typically within a 50-mile radius, depending on your area

What You'll Need

• Comfortable communicating via text or phone for check-ins and site updates
• A mobile hotspot (or the ability to enable one on your phone)
• A reliable, insured vehicle for travel between store locations
• A valid driver's license and ability to travel within your designated region
• At least 18 years old
• Basic proficiency with laptops or tablets
• Comfortable using tools like an electric drill, screwdriver, and wire snips

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