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Videogame911

Level 2 Video Game Repair Technician

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Job Description

Electronics Repair Technician - Component-Level (Game Consoles & Controllers) We are looking for a motivated, technically minded, and growth-driven electronics technician to join our repair team. This role involves complex, precision-level board repairs, and is suited only for those who are serious about developing real hardware skills.
What We Do:
We specialize in component-level repairs for gaming hardware — including consoles and controllers from Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, and Atari.
Our daily workflow includes:
HDMI, USB, and IC replacements Retimer diagnostics and power rail tracing Analog stick and trigger module repairs Rebuilding torn pads and broken traces under microscope
What You'll Be Doing:
Perform board-level diagnostics using oscilloscope, multimeter, thermal camera, and schematic diagrams Identify short circuits, faulty chips, broken lines, and open signals Work under microscope for precision soldering and micro-repair tasks Log repairs, submit photos and diagnostics through internal systems Learn and follow structured workflows but also take initiative to solve non-standard issues Handle disassembly/reassembly of devices like disc drives, fans, and shields with care and logic
Who We're Looking For:
Ambitious, focused, self-driven technician — not afraid to figure things out independently Fast learner with strong hands-on skills and fine motor control Familiar with schematics and capable of tracing a signal or understanding circuit behavior Previous experience with soldering and diagnostics is required Prior work on phones, game consoles, laptops, or small electronics is a big plus Someone who wants to grow as a specialist, not just clock in and clock out This job is not for you if: You're looking for easy plug-and-play replacements You expect someone to walk you through every step You lack discipline, initiative, or technical curiosity Your soldering is "good enough" instead of precise and reliable You can't stay focused in a fast-paced shop environment
We Offer:
Full-time position in a clean, professional repair lab Training on advanced tools and processes — if you already have the fundamentals Opportunity to build a career, not just a paycheck Pay starts and goes up based on experience and performance
Job Type:
Full-time Pay:
$20.00 - $30.00 per hour
Benefits:
Employee discount
Work Location:
In person

Benefits

  • Dental Insurance
  • Discounts/Reimbursements