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Trek Bicycle Corporation
Intake Technician
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Bike Technician repairs and upgrades bicycles, often at a bike shop or sporting goods store.
$44,317 / year median in Wisconsin
-4% projected decline
Job Description
A bit about us Trek is an awesome place to work, with amazing benefits for all employees. We build only products we love, provide incredible hospitality to our customers, and change the world by getting more people on bikes. When you're on our team, you're taken care of, encouraged to learn and grow, and given lots of opportunities to do so. Give us your best, and we'll give it right back. Sound pretty sweet? Then come join us! Job Location WI Distribution Center Job Description Job Description The Bike Intake Technician supports the bike service workflow by receiving and preparing used bicycles for assessment. This is an entry‑level, hands‑on role focused on intake, cleaning, and basic reassembly—not full mechanical repair. The ideal candidate has a working understanding of bicycle parts and assembly, is able to follow standard processes, and can work independently with consistency and care. Key Responsibilities Unbox incoming used bicycles and move them through the intake process Clean bicycles to remove dirt, debris, and packaging residue Reassemble bicycles to an intake‑ready state using established standards Stage and organize bikes so they are ready for assessment by service teams Follow written and visual work instructions accurately Use basic problem‑solving skills to overcome common intake and assembly issues Maintain a clean, safe, and organized workspace Meet productivity and quality expectations with minimal supervision Required Skills and Qualifications Basic working knowledge of bicycles and how they are assembled Familiarity with common bike parts (frames, wheels, handlebars, seats, brakes, drivetrains) Ability to use basic hand tools safely Ability to work independently and stay on task Strong attention to detail and consistency Comfortable performing physical work, including standing, lifting, and repetitive motions Dependable, self‑motivated, and willing to learn Preferred Qualifications Previous experience assembling bicycles (retail, warehouse, nonprofit, or personal experience) Experience in a warehouse, production, or refurbishment environment Interest in bikes, cycling, or hands‑on mechanical work Physical Requirements Ability to lift and move bicycles and bike cartons (up to [X] lbs.) Ability to stand, bend, crouch, and use hand tools for extended periods Work Environment Warehouse or workshop setting Moderate noise level Use of basic hand tools and cleaning supplies