End User Hardware Asset Specialist

End-User Technology Asset Management - Full Lifecycle OperatorWe partner with organizations that operate at scale and require precision across their end-user computing environments. This role sits at the center of that operation"”owning the full lifecycle of end-user hardware and ensuring visibility, accuracy, and operational efficiency across the environment.We're looking for professionals who have managed end-to-end hardware lifecycle processes"”from procurement through deployment, refresh, and retirement"”and understand how those stages impact cost, risk, and user experience.This is not a ticket-based support role. This is an operations-driven, data-informed position where you are responsible for maintaining asset integrity across the environment and driving decisions through reporting and analysis.What You'll Be Responsible ForManaging the full lifecycle of end-user hardware assets (procure ? deploy ? maintain ? refresh ? retire)Maintaining accurate asset inventories across systems and environmentsProducing and analyzing reports related to inventory counts, audits, asset aging, and operational KPIs/SLAsIdentifying trends, gaps, and risks within asset data and providing insights to improve operations and compliancePartnering cross-functionally with End User Computing (EUC) / Field Services, IT Operations, and Asset/Procurement teamsDriving coordination across teams to ensure lifecycle accuracy and process consistencyWhat Strong Candidates Typically BringHands-on experience managing PC/laptop hardware environments at scaleDirect ownership of hardware lifecycle processes"”not just supportExperience building and delivering reporting that informs decisionsAbility to translate data into operational insights (accuracy, risk, trends, performance)Experience working across teams to maintain asset accuracy and alignmentWhat This Role Is NotNot a break/fix or helpdesk roleNot a passive inventory tracking positionNot siloed work"”this requires consistent coordination and ownership

Created: 2026-05-09