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Proposed position: Computer Maintenance Technician - Abidjan
We are recruiting a
Computer Maintenance Technician.
Main duties
Repairing computers (hardware and software aspects)
Intervening on defective electronic equipment
Diagnose breakdowns and ensure quick follow-up
Maintain a warm and professional customer contact
Student, recent graduate - Entry level
Education level
Bac - Bac+1 - Bac+2 - Bac+3
Number of posts
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