Inventory Control Technician I (Entry Level)

Inventory Control Technician I — Part-TimeWho We Are Tech Remove gives old technology a second life. Every day, we receive computers, laptops, stereo equipment, speakers, televisions, servers, and other electronics from businesses, schools, organizations, and community recycling events. Some equipment can be tested and resold. Some can be repaired or used for parts. Some is responsibly recycled. Moving that much material takes more than putting things on shelves. We need to know what we have, where it is, what has been tested, what has been sold, and where material needs to go next. We're looking for a dependable, organized, hands-on person who takes pride in keeping inventory accurate, supporting customer orders, and maintaining an organized warehouse. Before interviewing with us, we encourage you to visit the Tech Remove website and learn about who we are, what we do, and the communities and organizations we serve. What You'll Do As a Part-Time Inventory Control Technician I, you'll help maintain accurate inventory records, organize warehouse storage locations, and support our testing and fulfillment teams. Every day is different, but you may: Receive tested electronics and move them into appropriate inventory locations. Verify item numbers, descriptions, labels, quantities, and storage locations. Stock and organize inventory so items can be located efficiently. Pick sold inventory for the fulfillment team, ensuring the correct items are selected for customer orders. Verify model numbers, item identifiers, quantities, and inventory records before releasing items for fulfillment. Stage picked items for packing, shipping, or customer pickup. Rebin inventory by relocating items to new shelves, bins, or storage locations. Update inventory records whenever items are moved or assigned new locations. Conduct routine cycle counts and physical inventory reconciliation. Investigate missing, misplaced, duplicated, or incorrectly recorded inventory. Document discrepancies and follow established procedures to resolve them. Maintain organized shelves, bins, pallets, aisles, and staging areas. Apply basic 5S workplace organization practices to keep inventory areas clean, orderly, and efficient. Remove unnecessary packaging, empty boxes, and clutter from inventory areas. Move tested material out of testing areas to prevent unnecessary backups. Move non-resale material into appropriate sorting or recycling areas. Stage material for weighing, consolidation, and outbound load-outs. Help prepare pallets, bins, and gaylords for movement through the warehouse. Assist with loading and unloading box trucks when needed. Occasionally support community electronics recycling events. Follow established SOPs for inventory movement, documentation, reconciliation, and exception handling. This position combines computer-based inventory work with physical warehouse activities. You'll regularly move between a computer, shelves, pallets, testing areas, and shipping and receiving areas. What We're Looking For We're not simply looking for someone who can put boxes on a shelf. We're looking for someone who understands that inventory accuracy depends on doing each step correctly, every time. You might be a great fit if you have experience with: Inventory control or cycle counting. Stocking, put-away, and inventory relocation. Order picking, packing, or fulfillment. Shipping, receiving, or warehouse operations. Inventory reconciliation and discrepancy resolution. Parts or materials management. Inventory software, warehouse systems, or computer-based tracking. Barcode scanners, inventory labels, or electronic records. Organizing shelves, bins, pallets, or storage locations. Basic 5S or workplace organization practices. Working with electronics, computers, parts, or equipment. Following written procedures and documenting work accurately. Previous inventory-control experience is helpful, but we're also interested in people who are organized, dependable, comforta…

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