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Phone & tablet repair specialist

Screens, batteries, charge ports, cameras and the faults in between, on the devices people can least be without. Precision work under a scope, and straight verdicts on the repairs that are not worth the customer's money.

The day

What the work actually is.

Bench work under magnification: screens, batteries, charge ports, cameras, back glass, and the water-damage triage where minutes matter. You quote from the diagnosis, not from a price list, and some of your verdicts will be do-not-repair: a phone worth forty pounds does not get a sixty-pound screen without the customer hearing that arithmetic first.

What you bring

You.

Proven precision work on phones and tablets: you can show us devices you have brought back, and you know the difference between a repair and a gamble. Familiarity with the failure patterns of the common handsets, the patience for fragile connectors, and the discipline to stop when a job needs parts or tooling we should order rather than improvise.

In one line: Steady hands, patience for tiny fasteners and fragile connectors, and pride in a device that leaves looking the way it arrived.

What we put in writing

The terms, before you commit.

Pay is stated plainly in your first conversation with us, before any interviews. The hiring itself is five steps with nothing hidden: a person reads every application and you get an answer either way, the practical is real faults on a real bench, and if it is a yes, everything we agreed goes in writing before you commit to anything. Professional development is continual and treated as part of the job.

The standard

Four rules. Nobody here is exempt.

  1. Find the fault before you quote. The diagnosis is the hard part, not the fix. Nobody here guesses at a price, and nobody swaps parts until the fault goes away.
  2. One fixed quote, kept. The customer is told what it costs before anything is opened, and the price does not move if the job takes longer than expected. That risk is ours to carry, not theirs.
  3. Never sell what is not needed. Nobody earns commission on parts, chases targets or works from a script, so there is nothing to upsell. Telling someone not to spend their money is part of the job.
  4. Treat their data as you would your own. Open only what the repair needs, copy nothing without a separate yes, and erase any copy within 30 days of the device going back.

How we hire

Five steps, nothing hidden.

  1. Apply

    Use the form, or email careers@jortech.co.uk with your CV attached. PDF or Word are both fine. One true story about a job beats a page of skills.

  2. A person reads it

    Every application is read by a person, and every applicant gets an answer either way. Being ignored is the norm in hiring. It will not happen here.

  3. The first conversation

    A real conversation about real work. We tell you the pay in it, plainly, before any interviews.

  4. The bench

    A practical with real faults on real machines, not brainteasers. We care how you think, what you check first, and how you say the words “I do not know yet”.

  5. An offer in writing

    If it is a yes, everything we agreed goes in writing before you commit to anything. The same rule our customers get.

Apply

Apply as phone & tablet repair specialist.

Fill this in, then reply to our confirmation email with your CV attached, PDF or Word. Or email careers@jortech.co.uk directly, naming the role.

Then reply to our confirmation email with your CV attached. PDF or Word are both fine.

Applications are used for recruitment only, never shared or sold. How we handle your details.

No fix, no fee on the repair, £50 call-out if we come out

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