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Evolution Gaming Group AB

Equipment Support Specialist

Cebu City, Central Visayas, PhilippinesFull-timeOperations

Listed on Evolution Gaming Group AB’s official careers site. Posted October 2, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

We are looking for an accurate and flexible person with a high sense of responsibility to support Evolution Cebu in the Technical Operations department. The role will focus on matters related to the equipment environment with the main objective being the maintenance of preventive equipment and its practice in performance monitoring.

Job Duties

  • Install, clean, change and regulate iGaming equipments
  • Perform equipment tests
  • Ensure preventive equipment maintenance
  • Monitor equipment performance, make assessments and make decisions about needed actions
  • Ensure equipment availability 24/7
  • Report equipment related issues Roulette wheels cleaning/maintenance Shuffle machines cleaning/maintenance/exchange Deck checker cleaning/maintenance Tables’ inspection Cards/equipment transportation from storage and back
  • Organize equipment utilization
  • Monitor climate on gaming floors and storage
  • Monitor and track equipment in stock Cooperate with other departments

Qualifications

Work experience preferable up to 6 months of iGaming equipment maintenance Secondary education, higher education is preferable Professional Working Proficiency in English, written and verbal Experience with standard software applications, including MS Office, Windows, etc.

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