Alaska Technical Solutions

Looking for a change? Like learning new skills and working with people? Technically inclined? Detail oriented and organized?

We're hiring an entry-level Installer / Support Technician (We train!)

Don't live in Juneau? Come to the most beautiful capitol city in the US and have an adventure!

Never thought about IT? Are you good with tools? Do you know your way around a computer? Helped others setup their applications or printers?

We start at $20/hr with with raises based on well-defined and attainable goals. Paid vacation. 401k. Health insurance stipend.

Need to have clean driving record and be able to pass a background check.

Send us a cover letter and resume to: [email protected]

Looking for a change? Like working with people? Technically inclined? Detail oriented and organized? We're hiring an entry-level support person (We'll train!)

Don't live in Juneau? Come to the most beautiful capitol city in the US and have an adventure!

Never thought about IT? Do you know your way around a computer? Helped others setup their applications or printers?

We pay well. Paid vacation. 401k. Health insurance stipend. Need to have clean driving record and be able to pass a background check.

Looking for someone to join our technical team at Alaska Technical Solutions!

This person needs to be detail oriented, flexible, and enjoy new and diverse problem solving situations.

Experience with IT and computers would be a definite plus, but for the right person we can train you!

We need motivated folks with excellent customer service skills.

We're growing and are working hard to build a great team.

Let me know if you or someone you know is interested!

Message Me or Call/Text me @ 907-723-8625 for more information!

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Tip of the day: Today's consumer electronics mainly have Lithium Ion type batteries. These batteries like to be charged. They never develop a "memory" like Nicad batteries used to do. The more often you charge your device, the longer the battery will last. Plug in your phones, laptops, kindles, tablets, and other gadgets every night!

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