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Aiken, SC · On-site

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Manufacturing Technician

Aiken, SC · On-site

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You are genuinely bothered by rough surfaces, crooked labels, loose wires, or "good enough" work ... As an entry-level tech, you will have the chance to grow your skills and responsibilities as the ...

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Entry Level AV Field Technician

Control Freaks Hawaii

Kahului, HI • On-site

$25 - $35/hr

Full-time

Re-posted 25 days ago

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About the Job
NOW HIRING: ENTRY-LEVEL INSTALLATION TECHNICIAN

Control Freaks Hawaii — Where Smart Tech Meets Real Aloha
Oahu, Maui, Big Island | Full-Time | Growth Opportunity | Good Vibes Only
So… You’re Not an Expert (Yet). Good.

Maybe you’ve never built a full rack.
Maybe “DMX” still sounds like a radio station.
Maybe your experience is limited to helping a friend wire speakers, tinkering with tech, or just falling down YouTube rabbit holes at 2am.
But something about this work clicks for you.
You like figuring things out.
You like working with your hands.
You like the idea of building systems that make people go, “Wait… that’s sick.”
That’s who we’re looking for.
Who We Are:
Control Freaks Hawaii is Hawaii’s leading provider of lighting control, A/V integration, automation, and smart systems for high-end homes and hotels. We turn complex tech into seamless experiences.
We take pride in doing things the right way. Clean, organized, dialed.
We take our work seriously, not ourselves.
Who Are You:
You’re motivated, reliable, and actually want to learn a trade that mixes tech, problem-solving, and hands-on work.
You don’t need years of experience — but you do need:
  •  A strong work ethic (show up, stay sharp, don’t disappear).
  •  Attention to detail (crooked plates and messy wires haunt your dreams).
  •  A willingness to listen, learn, and improve fast.
  •  A good attitude (no ego, no drama, just progress).
If you’ve got some experience with tools, wiring, construction, or tech — awesome. If not, but you’re eager and coachable — still awesome.
What You’ll Be Doing:
  •  Assisting with installation of lighting control systems, A/V equipment, speakers, networks, and smart devices.
  •  Pulling wire, organizing cables, labeling, and learning clean install practices.
  •  Supporting senior technicians and learning how systems actually come together.
  •  Keeping job sites clean, organized, and dialed in.
  •  Gradually taking on more responsibility as your skills level up.
What You Bring:
  •  A strong interest in tech, construction, or hands-on work.
  •  Basic familiarity with tools (or willingness to learn quickly).
  •  Reliability — if you say you’ll be there, you’re there.
  •  A positive, team-first mindset.
  •  Ability to take direction and apply it.
Why You’ll Want to Work With Us:
  •  You’ll learn a high-value skillset in a growing industry.
  •  Work alongside experienced techs who actually teach, not gatekeep.
  •  Clear path to grow into a skilled technician.
  •  Competitive pay with room to increase as you level up.
  •  A solid crew that works hard and laughs along the way.

TO APPLY (READ THIS PART CAREFULLY):
Along with your resume, you must answer these 3 questions:
  • What experience (if any) do you have with tools, wiring, tech, or construction?
    •  (Doesn’t have to be professional — just be honest and specific.) 
  • What interests you about the kind of work we do?
    •  (Why this field? Why not something else?) 
  • You’re on a job site, and no one is watching. There’s a messy bundle of wires that technically works, but looks terrible. What do you do — and why?

If you’re just looking for a paycheck, this probably isn’t your lane.
If you’re looking to build a skillset, be part of a tight crew, and create work you’re proud of… we’ll notice.
Send it.