Work with Fixfactor
Independent electronics repair in London. We’re built on transparency, quality, and treating every customer’s device like it matters. We’re looking for people who share those standards.
Device Repair Technician
About Fixfactor
Fixfactor is an independent electronics repair company based in London. We’ve been repairing phones, laptops, tablets, game consoles, and drones for over 12 years, with 220,000+ completed repairs and a 4.9-star rating across Google and Trustpilot.
We do real repair work — not just part swaps. Our services range from screen replacements and battery swaps to component-level motherboard repairs, microsoldering, and professional data recovery. We also run Datraction, our specialist data recovery sub-brand, and Evolfe, a growing IT services arm delivered with an external partner.
We run on a few principles: be transparent with customers about what’s wrong and what it costs, prioritise quality over speed, and treat every device individually — no assembly-line mentality. Quality for us includes keeping every promise we make: if we tell a customer their device will be ready by Thursday, it’s ready by Thursday. And if something unexpected comes up and we can’t hit that deadline, we contact the customer first — before they have to chase us. Repairs can take longer for legitimate reasons, but the customer should never be the one wondering what’s happening. If you work here, we expect you to hold yourself to the same standard.
Why this role exists
Darek, our current Victoria technician, is leaving the team after over a year with us — he’s relocating far outside London. We need someone to take over the location and make it their own.
The workspace
Our Victoria point is inside Spaces coworking on Wilton Road, two minutes from Victoria Station. You’ll have a dedicated private office on the first floor — your own repair station equipped with soldering and hot air equipment, a microscope, thermal imaging camera, heat plate, multimeter, and everything else you need for diagnostics and modular repairs.
Downstairs there’s a large shared space where you’ll meet customers, hand over devices, and explain repairs. Reception handles check-in and lets you know when clients arrive. It’s a professional, modern environment — not a market stall or a backroom.
How the day works
We ask customers to book appointments, but in practice many walk in without one — so you need to be available and ready throughout the day. Expect 10–20 customers on a busy day, but there are also quieter days where the pace drops and you can focus on longer repairs or catch up on admin.
When a device comes in, you photograph it, log it in our internal system with comments, and set a deadline for the repair. You run diagnostics, then send the customer a quote. We don’t start work until they approve it. Once approved, we order parts from our suppliers — and many repairs can be completed during the customer’s visit (1–2 hours) if parts are pre-arranged and the customer knows what to expect.
Throughout the day, you’ll also be answering phones, responding to emails, and occasionally forwarding requests related to our data recovery service (Datraction) or IT support brand (Evolfe) to the right people.
Your team
You’ll be running Victoria independently day-to-day, but you’re not on your own:
- Adam runs our Wimbledon workshop and has been with Fixfactor for over 8 years. You’ll coordinate with him on advanced repairs, parts sourcing, diagnostics advice, and technical support when you need a second opinion
- Marcin (owner) is always available and actively involved — he helps with complex cases, tracks down hard-to-find parts, and genuinely wants to hear what could make your working conditions better. If something’s not working or could be improved, he wants to know
- Ania handles social media, scheduling, and customer communications outside of the repair workflow — she helps keep things running smoothly on the admin side
The Role
- Diagnosing faults on phones, laptops, tablets, and other devices
- Carrying out modular repairs: screen replacements, battery swaps, charging port repairs, back glass replacements
- Performing software troubleshooting — OS reinstalls, data transfers, virus removal (Windows and macOS)
- Communicating with customers face-to-face, by phone, and by email — explaining what’s wrong, what it costs, and when it’ll be ready
- Photographing and logging every device in our internal system, setting repair deadlines
- Sending quotes, waiting for customer approval, ordering parts from our suppliers
- Managing repair bookings and walk-in customers at the Victoria location
- Coordinating with Adam at our Wimbledon workshop for advanced repairs that require microsoldering or component-level work
- Occasionally transporting devices between Victoria and Wimbledon
- Keeping your workspace clean, organised, and ready — internal order is something we take seriously
What We’re Looking For
- Hands-on experience repairing phones and/or laptops — this isn’t a trainee role, we need someone who can diagnose and fix devices from day one
- Strong diagnostic skills — you can identify the cause of a fault, not just the symptom
- Comfortable with both hardware and software: you can replace a screen and reinstall Windows or macOS
- Good with people — you’ll be speaking to customers daily, often ones who are stressed about their broken device. Calm, clear, honest communication matters
- Reliable and punctual — you’ll be opening and running this location, often independently. Meeting deadlines and keeping promises to customers is non-negotiable
- Experience with microsoldering or component-level board repair
- IT support experience (networking, troubleshooting, business tech)
- Familiarity with a range of device brands (Apple, Samsung, Google, Microsoft Surface, etc.)
- Living in south-west London or central London — occasional device transport between Victoria and Wimbledon may be needed
- Comfortable using project management tools and finding tasks to pick up independently when the bench is quiet
What We Offer
A real career path, not just a job.
This isn’t a high-street phone shop chain. You’ll be working in a small, skilled team where your contribution is visible and valued. We invest in people who invest in the work.
- Starting pay from £13.00/hour — reviewed regularly, with increases tied to your skills, reliability, and the revenue you help generate
- Progression into advanced repairs — if you want to learn microsoldering, motherboard diagnostics, and data recovery, we’ll support that development. Our Wimbledon workshop has the equipment and expertise, and we actively cross-train
- Autonomy — you’ll run the Victoria location day-to-day. We trust our technicians to make decisions, communicate with customers, and manage their workload
- Professional environment — our Victoria point is inside Spaces coworking, a modern, well-equipped workspace near Victoria Station
- 21 days holiday per year plus bank holidays (29 days total)
- Workplace pension with employer contribution under auto-enrolment
- 6-month probation period with a review at the end
As your skills grow, so does your pay. We’ve built this company over 12 years by doing excellent work — and we reward the people who help us maintain that standard.
How to apply
Send your CV and a short message to marcin@fixfactor.co.uk covering: your repair experience, where you’re based, when you could start, and why you’re looking for a new role. If there’s anything else that supports your application — side projects, social media presence, community work — include it.
Subject line: Device Repair Technician — [Your Name]
Candidates we’re interested in will be invited for a video call, followed by a 1–2 day paid trial so we can see each other in action. We will request two professional references before confirming any offer.
Applicants must have the right to work in the UK. By applying, you consent to Fixfactor processing your personal data for recruitment purposes in accordance with our privacy policy.
Device Repair Technician
(Level 3–4)
The workshop
Our Wimbledon location is a street-level repair shop on Kingston Road — it’s been here since 2014 and has a genuine local, family feel. Regular customers come back year after year, and the shop has a strong reputation in the area. This isn’t a coworking space or a sterile office — it’s a proper workshop where real work gets done.
Why we’re hiring
Adam runs Wimbledon and has been with Fixfactor for over 8 years. Over time he’s specialised in complex component-level repairs — motherboard work, microsoldering, advanced diagnostics — which means he has less time for the volume of standard phone and laptop repairs that come through the door. We need another pair of skilled hands to take on repairs alongside him and keep turnaround times where our customers expect them.
The Role
You need existing experience with device repairs. This can range from confident modular-level work (screens, batteries, charging ports) to component-level board repair and microsoldering. What matters is that you can pick up a device, diagnose the fault, and carry out a repair to a high standard.
If your current skills are solid but you want to go further — microsoldering, advanced motherboard diagnostics, data recovery — we’ll invest in your development. Adam has the expertise and the equipment to train you, provided you demonstrate the reliability and work ethic to justify that investment.
You’ll be working alongside Adam day-to-day. The pace varies — some days are busy with walk-ins and bookings, other days are focused on longer, more involved repairs. As with Victoria, quality and keeping deadlines are non-negotiable: when we tell a customer their device will be ready, it needs to be ready.
What We’re Looking For
- Hands-on repair experience — you should be comfortable diagnosing and fixing phones, laptops, or tablets without supervision
- For candidates with Level 3–4 skills (component-level, microsoldering): pay starts at the higher end of the range
- For candidates with strong modular repair skills and a genuine desire to progress: we’ll support your development into advanced techniques with hands-on mentoring from Adam
- Self-motivated, reliable, and able to manage your own workload
- Transparent and honest — if something goes wrong during a repair, we need to know, not discover it later
What We Offer
- £13–15/hour depending on your current skill level, reviewed regularly based on output and progression
- Learn from an experienced technician — Adam has 8+ years of repair expertise and the equipment to back it up: professional microscopes, thermal imaging, microsoldering stations
- Cross-training between Victoria and Wimbledon locations
- Supportive, small team where quality comes first and your work is recognised
- 21 days holiday per year plus bank holidays (29 days total)
- Workplace pension with employer contribution under auto-enrolment
- 6-month probation period with review
How to apply
Send your CV and a short message to marcin@fixfactor.co.uk covering: your repair experience, where you’re based, when you could start, and why you’re looking for a new role. If there’s anything else that supports your application — side projects, social media presence, community work — include it.
Subject line: Device Repair Technician (Wimbledon) — [Your Name]
Candidates we’re interested in will be invited for a video call, followed by a 1–2 day paid trial so we can see each other in action. We will request two professional references before confirming any offer.
Applicants must have the right to work in the UK. By applying, you consent to Fixfactor processing your personal data for recruitment purposes in accordance with our privacy policy.