
IT Assistant
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Scholes Electric, a Prime Electric company, is a well-established contractor on the East Coast with more than 70 years of experience. Scholes expands PRIME’s ability to serve clients across New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware, and surrounding markets. Since 1954, Scholes has earned a reputation for performing in complex and high-demand facilities. Operating from offices in Piscataway, New Jersey, and Norristown, Pennsylvania, including its affiliated Pennsylvania office through J.W. Carrigan, Scholes brings experience across a range of markets, including data centers, financial and high-tech interiors, healthcare, pharmaceutical, transportation infrastructure, preventative maintenance, and industrial facilities.
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This role will support our IT team at Scholes Electric. Under general supervision, the IT Assistant will perform a variety of computer- and network-related tasks in support of the organization’s information technology function.
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