IT Asset Management & Logistics Technician

Location: Tarrytown, New York 10591

Duration: 6 months with possible extensions

About the role

This is primarily an IT Asset Management & Logistics Technician role supporting an IT stockroom and hardware logistics operation.

Responsibilities

• Maintaining the IT stockroom and ensuring equipment is properly organized, stored, and accounted for
• Receiving incoming hardware, equipment, and shipments and verifying items against packing documentation
• Processing IT hardware requests and preparing equipment for deployment or distribution
• Shipping equipment to users, vendors, other company locations, and repair/disposition facilities as required
• Maintaining accurate asset and inventory records within the applicable computer/asset management database
• Updating asset status, location, assignment, and other inventory information as equipment moves through its lifecycle
• Monitoring stock levels and assisting with inventory replenishment and stock organization
• Performing physical inventory counts and reconciling discrepancies between physical inventory and system records
• Preparing, packaging, and labeling equipment for shipment
• Breaking down incoming pallets and larger equipment shipments
• Supporting equipment returns, recoveries, repairs, redeployments, and disposition processes
• Maintaining a clean, organized, and secure stockroom environment
• Coordinating with IT support teams, Asset Management, vendors, and end users as needed to fulfill hardware requests and resolve inventory-related issues
• The individual should be comfortable working in a hands-on logistics environment and able to lift and move IT equipment, boxes, and packages, including assisting with pallets and larger shipments when required.
• Attention to detail and strong organizational skills are also important, particularly because the role involves maintaining accurate inventory and asset records.

Key Qualifications

• High School Diploma or GED required
• May require technical certification or associate degree
• Generally, 1+ years' experience in area of responsibility