21 Oct
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ANGRYchair
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Melbourne
21 Oct
ANGRYchair
Melbourne
Location: South Yarra, onsite
Part-time: 4 set days per week
Reporting to: Experience Team Lead
We’re looking for a Technology Specialist to take ownership of the technology, systems and technical problem-solving that keeps ANGRYchair running.
This is not a traditional IT support role.
We’re looking for someone who is naturally good with technology, loves solving problems, can work things out quickly, and is comfortable taking responsibility for things they may not have seen before.
You do not need to know everything already.
You do need to be the kind of person who can look at a problem, investigate it, use ChatGPT or Claude, Google it, read documentation, test a few things, call one of our external specialists if needed, and keep going until the problem is resolved.
One day you might be troubleshooting why an editor’s Mac is running slowly.
The next you might be researching replacement computers, improving the way our website gets updated, reviewing how we use AI safely, working through a HubSpot problem, checking our password and access setup, improving our LTO archive process, or coordinating with our external IT provider.
The big goal is simple: make sure our team can work effectively and technical problems don’t need to become the Founder's problems.
You’ll sit within our Experience Team, reporting to our Experience Team Lead, and work closely with our Data & Automation Engineer, who focuses more deeply on coding, integrations and automation.
Location: South Yarra, onsite
Part-time: 4 set days per week
Reporting to: Experience Team Lead
We’re looking for a Technology Specialist to take ownership of the technology, systems and technical problem-solving that keeps ANGRYchair running.
This is not a traditional IT support role.
We’re looking for someone who is naturally good with technology, loves solving problems, can work things out quickly, and is comfortable taking responsibility for things they may not have seen before.
You do not need to know everything already.
You do need to be the kind of person who can look at a problem, investigate it, use ChatGPT or Claude, Google it, read documentation, test a few things, call one of our external specialists if needed, and keep going until the problem is resolved.
One day you might be troubleshooting why an editor’s Mac is running slowly.
The next you might be researching replacement computers, improving the way our website gets updated, reviewing how we use AI safely, working through a HubSpot problem, checking our password and access setup, improving our LTO archive process, or coordinating with our external IT provider.
The big goal is simple: make sure our team can work effectively and technical problems don’t need to become the Founder's problems.
You’ll sit within our Experience Team, reporting to our Experience Team Lead,
and work closely with our Data & Automation Engineer, who focuses more deeply on coding, integrations and automation.
What you’ll own
Technology and problem-solving
You’ll become the first person the team turns to when something technological isn’t working properly.
That might include:
- Troubleshooting Macs, monitors, printers, peripherals and everyday software issues
- Investigating hardware or performance problems affecting our editors and creative team
- Researching new computers, equipment and software
- Helping determine when technology should be repaired, upgraded, replaced or retired
- Coordinating with external IT providers such as CompNow and other technical specialists
- Identifying recurring problems and finding ways to stop them happening again
You won’t need to personally solve every technical issue. You will need to own the outcome, rather than simply passing problems on.
Business systems
You’ll help take ownership of the platforms and systems we use to run the business.
This will include developing a robust understanding of systems such as:
- HubSpot
- Google Workspace
- Airtable
- Notion
- WordPress
- Frame.io
- Vimeo
- Our internal forms, tools and SaaS platforms
You’ll help keep these systems organised, usable and working together properly.
You’ll also look for bottlenecks and opportunities to improve how we use them.
For example, if publishing a blog is taking too long, your job isn’t simply to upload the blog.
Your job is to u
📌 Technology Problem Solver (Melbourne)
🏢 ANGRYchair
📍 Melbourne