On-Call IT Field Technician
Pubblicato il 31-08-2026 - Geeks on Site in Venezia
On-Call IT Field Technician – PC, Mac, TV Configuration, Printer & Scanner Support Location: Multiple U.S. Cities (Local, Onsite Support)
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Job Type: Independent Contractor (1099)
Pay: $40–$45/hour (on-site) + mileage reimbursement over 20 miles one way
Schedule: Flexible – You accept jobs based on your availability
Important NoteThis is an on-call, 1099 independent contractor role with no guaranteed hours.
You’ll join our technician network and receive job opportunities based on your location and stated availability. You decide which jobs you want to accept.
About Geeks on SiteGeeks on Site has been delivering trusted, on-site IT and technical support to homes and businesses nationwide for over 20 years. We’re expanding our network of skilled on-call technicians to meet growing demand for in-person support — including computers, networks, printers, and more.
About the RoleWe’re hiring field IT technicians who can confidently support a wide range of tech needs for residential and small business customers.
This includes troubleshooting PCs and Macs, resolving network issues, and repairing or configuring printers/scanners — including issues like Canon MF printer network setup or G-series ink absorber error codes (e.g., 1700).
You’ll be dispatched to customer sites, work independently, and complete service calls efficiently and professionally.
Key Responsibilities
- Diagnose and repair hardware/software issues on Windows and macOS systems
- Resolve boot errors, OS issues, and login problems
- Set up or troubleshoot Wi-Fi and wired internet connections
- Replace or upgrade hardware (HDD, RAM, cooling fans, etc.)
- Configure or connect printers and scanners (Canon, HP, Brother, etc.)
- Address common printer error codes (e.g., ink absorber, paper feed, connectivity)
- Perform general maintenance on multifunction printers (MFPs)
- Reinstall operating systems using bootable USBs or