The Technician, re:Cycle Reverse Logistics role supports the inspection, testing, repair, refurbishment and processing of returned technology equipment. Responsibilities typically include diagnosing hardware issues, following technical procedures, recording work accurately, maintaining safety and quality standards, and meeting productivity targets. Candidates are expected to have practical experience with electronics, computers, hardware troubleshooting or repair, along with good attention to detail and problem-solving skills. The role requires safe manual handling, comfort working in an operational environment, reliability, teamwork and flexibility across shifts. Experience with inventory systems, data wiping, component replacement or reverse logistics is advantageous. Amazon also expects strong customer focus, adherence to company policies and a commitment to continuous improvement.
Amazon is a global technology and commerce company operating across online retail, logistics, cloud computing, digital entertainment and artificial intelligence. Founded in 1994, it serves customers through a large international network of fulfilment centres, delivery stations, offices and technology hubs. In Ireland, Amazon has significant operations including corporate, logistics and Amazon Web Services activities. The re:Cycle business supports the responsible processing of returned, used and surplus technology equipment through reuse, refurbishment, recycling and secure data handling. Employees commonly work in structured, fast-paced environments where safety, operational accuracy, customer service and continuous improvement are important. Amazon offers roles ranging from warehouse and technical operations to software engineering, cloud services and corporate functions. Benefits and working conditions vary by location, contract and job level.
Ireland offers opportunities in technology, pharmaceuticals, finance, healthcare, logistics, manufacturing, hospitality and professional services, with Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick and Waterford as major employment centres. Irish workplaces are generally collaborative and informal, while communication, punctuality and practical teamwork are valued. The lifestyle combines lively towns, historic sites, music, sport and outdoor activities, although accommodation costs can be high, particularly in Dublin. EU, EEA and Swiss citizens can work without an employment visa. Non-EU nationals normally need an appropriate employment permit and, where required, an entry visa before starting work. Eligibility depends on the occupation, salary, employer and permit type; technician roles may require a General Employment Permit rather than a Critical Skills Permit. New arrivals should arrange accommodation, tax registration, a Personal Public Service number, banking and healthcare access. Public transport is strongest in larger cities, while a car may be useful outside urban areas.
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