Computer Repair Technician, aka PC Repair Technician, installs, evaluates, detects, and troubleshoots different types of issues affecting computer systems or servers or networks. The individual will diagnose faulty hardware or software of PCs or laptops and diagnose them. After they identify the problems, they resolve them.

Technicians, however, work more often with hardware peripherals than with software. They should be proficient with the widely used operating systems, such as Windows, Linux or macOS. They are the primary customer contacts support and service.

Technicians should have first-rate analytical and problem-solving skills. They would have to travel to clients’ premises to fix issues whenever required.

Technicians should have excellent communication skills, as they would need to explain technology to non-technical people. They need to be prepared to work flexible hours.

Technicians must also be prepared to do physical work, such as lifting computers or equipment, and, if necessary, shift them to other locations. They would need to stoop, bend, and reach. 

Technicians must be good team players. They would have to interact with end users through phones, emails or chats.