Who we are
RoboThink Malaysia runs robotics, coding and STEM programmes for school-age children through our own learning centres and partner schools. Our classes run on physical things: robotics kits, laptops, tablets, and consumable parts, and rooms full of children using all of it hard. When the equipment works, the lesson works.
The role
This is a hands-on generalist job across three areas: electronics repair, basic IT support, and keeping the centres and the store in order. Roughly about 16 hours a week, on a fixed schedule, with a clear list of what is waiting for you each time.
What you will do
1. Equipment Repairs
- Diagnose and repair DC motors, gearboxes, battery packs, sensors, servos and controller boards from our robotics kits — including soldering, rewiring and connector replacement
- Decide what is worth repairing and what should be replaced, and keep a simple log of both
- Build small jigs, test rigs and spares so recurring failures get faster to fix
2. Inventory and kits
- Run the inventory system for kits, spares, consumables and tools across all centres — counts, reorder points, and where everything actually is
- Audit and re-kit robotics sets after each course cycle so a complete kit is complete
- Raise purchase requests, check deliveries against orders
- Flag what is running out before a class is affected, not after
3. Laptops, tablets and network
- Keep an asset register of every laptop, tablet, charger and accessory — tagged, assigned and traceable
- Set up, image, update and reset devices between classes; install the software our courses need
- First-line support for staff and classroom IT: Wi-Fi, printers, projectors, accounts, logins
- Basic hardware repair and upgrades, and managing warranty or service-centre jobs
4. The centres
- Handle small repairs and replacements: lighting, fittings, door hardware, furniture, whiteboards, shelving
- Run a monthly preventive check at each centre instead of waiting for things to break
- Coordinate outside contractors for aircon servicing, licensed electrical work, plumbing and internet faults, and check the work before it is signed off
- Keep the basics safe: extension cords, extinguishers, first-aid kit, soldering ventilation, cable management in class rooms
5. Store and dispatch
- Keep the store organised, labelled and countable, with a sensible layout for fast picking
- Pack and dispatch kits and orders, and prepare equipment for camps, competitions and school roadshows — then check it back in afterwards
- Move equipment between centres and events
What we are looking for
Required:
- Hands-on experience and knowledge repairing electronic or electromechanical equipment, with confident soldering and multimeter use
- Comfortable doing routine electrical replacement work such as lights, fittings and power points, and clear about where to stop and call a licensed electrician
- Practical IT skills: Windows and Android setup, software installation, basic networking and troubleshooting
- Has run or maintained a stock, store or spares system, whether on software or a well-kept spreadsheet
- Own transport and a valid driving licence, for travel between centres
- Works from a list without supervision, and writes down what was done
- Able to work a fixed schedule on weekdays each week, including occasional weekends for events
Nice to have:
- SKM, certificate or diploma in electrical, electronics or mechatronics
- Experience with robotics kits, Arduino, or similar educational hardware
Pay: RM15.00 per hour
Expected hours: 16.0 per week
Benefits:
Work Location: In person