Full-Time
Print & Mail Center Support Representative
Sharp Electronics
501-1,000 employees
Electronics producer of displays and services
Compensation Overview
$32.6k - $38k/mo
No H1B Sponsorship
Indianapolis, IN, USA
In Person
Local candidates only; travel between multiple facilities within the branch territory may be required.
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- Previous experience working with copiers and postage machines is a plus.
- Ability to work independently, remotely and with minimal supervision.
- Strong problem-solving skills.
- Ability to prioritize projects and maintain flexibility to shift priorities as necessary.
- Basic mathematical skills, especially arithmetic.
- Ability to walk, stoop, bend, and lift 50 pounds.
- Run print and copy jobs for users.
- Operate and maintain production devices and provide requested finishing services, including binding, laminations, and booklet making.
- Manage job-ticket workflow and prepare proofs for customer review and approval.
- Perform quality checks, including diagnosing and correcting problems.
- Package and deliver completed jobs to customers.
- Track resources used per job, including consumables, paper inventory, and finishing supplies, through Office Services.
- Manage supplies inventory, including ordering replacements and maintaining appropriate inventory for recurring projects.
- Manage and operate copying, faxing, printing, and scanning devices, including device cleaning and problem diagnosis and resolution.
- Manage consumables and replaceable-parts inventory, including toner replacements on contracted machines and supply ordering for contracted machines.
- Serve as the primary customer contact for device support and service, including device removal and delivery.
- Provide first response for service issues or escalate service-related issues to the Service Department by placing service calls.
- Collect and submit meter readings for non-networked devices.
- Facilitate customer asset tracking and report network-connectivity issues to the IT Department.
- Provide ongoing end-user training and support for printing issues.
- Complete a weekly report for the client Office Services Supervisor covering completed projects under the client agreement.
- Support the client mailroom as outlined in the client agreement, including inbound and outbound mail, shipping services, and distribution of mail and supplies.
- Travel between multiple facilities within the branch territory when required.
- Previous experience working with copiers and postage machines.
Sharp Electronics is a global electronics company that makes consumer electronics and business-to-business technology. Its products include consumer TVs under the AQUOS brand and a range of business solutions such as interactive displays, copiers, and IT services. Sharp’s products work by combining advanced display panels, sensors, connectivity, and software to deliver reliable consumer devices and integrated business solutions for classrooms, offices, and commercial settings. The company distinguishes itself through a long history of hardware innovations and a broad product mix that spans personal devices and workplace technologies, built on a legacy of engineering milestones like early liquid-crystal displays and all-transistor calculators. Its goal is to help people and organizations work more efficiently by providing dependable, high-quality electronics and intelligent display and IT solutions that keep pace with evolving needs.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$23.7M
Headquarters
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Founded
1912
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Sharp’s FY2026 profit rose 77.6% to ¥48.6 billion despite 12.4% lower revenue.
- Sharp won IDC Major Player recognition for laser production printers on August 4, 2026.
- InfoComm 2026 partnerships with BrightSign, AVI-SPL, and TD SYNNEX expand channel distribution.
What critics are saying
- Sharp cut Kameyama No. 2 and Yonago, targeting 1,170 jobs and ¥14.9 billion restructuring.
- Sharp’s first-quarter 2026 display sales fell 7.9%; operating profit fell 46.3%.
- If display-panel exits and pricing pressure persist, Sharp becomes a thinner, lower-defensibility reseller.
What makes Sharp Electronics unique
- Sharp’s 2026 strength is solution bundling across displays, printers, cinema, and managed services.
- Sharp’s PN-LB3 displays add Google EDLA, 4K, and five-year warranties for enterprise buyers.
- Sharp’s cinema rebrand from NEC preserves engineering continuity while extending Sharp-branded projector reach.
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Benefits
Health Insurance
Dental Insurance
Vision Insurance
Life Insurance
Disability Insurance
401(k) Retirement Plan
401(k) Company Match
Employee Assistance Plan
Wellness Program
Professional Development Budget
Paid Vacation
Paid Holidays
Flexible Work Hours
Company News
GOOD NEWS: Sharp Expands in Seattle as Kodak Strengthens Its UK Distribution. Tonernews.com, September 1, 2026. USA
Sharp delivers curated experience at InfoComm 2026. Sharp showcases its latest display technology through strategic partner exhibits, hosts executive meetings and previews its future technology at Las Vegas Country Club MONTVALE, N.J., June 11, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA), a division of Sharp Electronics Corporation (SEC), is showcasing its latest display technologies and solutions in strategic partner booths at InfoComm, the largest professional audio-visual industry trade show in North America, held in Las Vegas, NV from June 17 to 19. Sharp will also host executive meetings and preview future technology at the Las Vegas Country Club. "We are excited to connect with customers and partners at this year's InfoComm 2026 to discuss the future of Sharp display technology," said Mark Quiroz, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Sharp Display Division. "We have chosen to prominently feature our latest products on the show floor in collaboration with a few strategic partners, complemented with targeted meetings and discussions focused on our latest efforts and ongoing commitment to develop display solutions engineered for superior quality, performance, and longevity." The AV industry increasingly delivers value through integrated solutions and partners rather than standalone products from manufacturers. As customer needs continue to evolve, Sharp is placing greater emphasis on meaningful, one-on-one engagement. This year's approach enables deeper conversations with customers, partners, and prospects around their specific business challenges and technology priorities, while still allowing attendees to experience Sharp innovations through its partner ecosystem across the show floor. For the first time at InfoComm, Sharp and BrightSign will debut a new solution featuring Sharp PN-M and PN-P series displays and its SDM Player with BrightSign(R) Built-In, a powerful System-on-a-Chip (SoC) solution that transforms how organizations deploy digital signage. Designed to slide directly into the Intel(R) Smart Display Module (SDM) slot of Sharp's professional displays, this solution eliminates the need for external cabling, power bricks, or mounting hardware. Sharp's All-In-One Display, LD-A1651, will take center stage in BrightSign's booth. Offering an intuitive SOC platform, the All-in-One dvLED displays create a unified user experience across Sharp's SOC display ecosystem and are designed for quick, hassle-free installations. It is a striking centerpiece built to elevate presentations and capture attention on the trade show floor. To ensure attendees maximize their InfoComm experience, Sharp is featuring its latest technology within additional strategic partner booths across the show floor. This includes Sharp's award winning All-In-One Direct View LED displays and traditional LCD displays that are engineered for performance and valued by global corporations, educational institutions, and retailers. To facilitate more focused discussions, technical workshops and demonstrations, Sharp will also host meetings at the "Sharp Oasis" located at the Las Vegas Country Club. Demonstrations of the newest solutions will include: * Sharp SDM Player with BrightSign Built In - in addition to being featured in BrightSign's booth, customers can also see this newly developed, customer-led solution while meeting with the Sharp team. * LD-EC Series dvLED - the new award-winning dvLED line redefines visual excellence by utilizing advanced Chip-on-Board technology, which delivers stunning contrast ratios up to 10,000 to 1, while simultaneously offering up to a 60% reduction in power consumption and a 50% faster installation time compared to traditional solutions. * LD-M Series COB All-In-One dvLED - Sharp's next generation All-In-One dvLED series, coming later this year. The series includes 108-inch, 135-inch, and 162-inch class size Full HD models, powered by COB technology for improved energy efficiency, greater durability, and reduced installation and maintenance costs. * PN-LB3 Series AQUOS BOARD(R) interactive displays - Sharp's newest addition to its interactive lineup. Now available to order in 65-inch, 75-inch and 86-inch class sizes, the new PN-LB3 Series offers a powerful, all-in-one solution that simplifies communication, enhances engagement and delivers seamless collaboration to classrooms, corporate workspaces, and digital signage. Sharp's technologies will be featured at seven partner exhibits across InfoComm 2026, including Almo ProAV (C7636), Appspace (C7228), AVI-SPL (C5601), BrightSign (C5301), Spectrio (N8363), TD SYNNEX (C5115), and Utelogy (C6603). Or experience some of the future technologies by meeting with Sharp at the Las Vegas Country Club from June 17-18, 2026. For more details on its presence at InfoComm 2026, please visit https://business.sharpusa.com/infocomm. About Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA) is a division of Sharp Electronics Corporation, the U.S. subsidiary of Japan's Sharp Corporation, a global technology company which has been named to Fortune magazine's World's Most Admired Company List. Sharp strives to help businesses achieve Simply Smarter work by helping companies manage workflow efficiently, create immersive and engaging environments, and increase productivity. SIICA offers a full suite of secure printer and copier solutions, commercial displays and projectors, Dynabook laptops, management and productivity software and fully managed services. As a total solutions provider, Sharp has a reputation for innovation, quality, reliability, and industry-leading customer support expertise. SOURCE Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA)
Jennifer Cheh and Betsy Larson of Sharp recognized as 2026 CRN Women of the Channel. Jun 02, 2026, 10:00 ET Honorees Champion Channel Excellence and Making a Difference in the IT Ecosystem MONTVALE, N.J., June 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA), a division of Sharp Electronics Corporation proudly announced today that CRN(R), a brand of The Channel Company, has recognized Jennifer Cheh, Senior Vice President, Display and Product Management, and Betsy Larson, Senior Vice President, Sales, on the prestigious Women of the Channel List for 2026. This annual CRN list celebrates women from vendors, distributors, solution providers and other channel-focused organizations who make a positive difference in the IT ecosystem. The CRN 2026 Women of the Channel honorees are innovative and strategic leaders committed to advancing channel excellence supporting the success of their partners. With 24 years in the Channel under her belt, Jennifer Cheh continues to advance channel business at Sharp through strategic engagement of the company's Pro AV partner ecosystem. Her most recent standout work was leading efforts to clarify Sharp's channel value proposition and unify the go-to-market strategy as the NEC-to-Sharp brand transitioned across the full display portfolio over the past year. In Jennifer's current role, she leads the display marketing and product management team in business to business (B2B) marketing, generating customer growth by enhancing their businesses with display solutions. Betsy Larson has been part of the Channel for 31 years. Her recent focus has been on expanding Sharp's channel capabilities to deliver a best-in-class, in-field customer experience for partners and customers. She also led development of a global partner program that enables a single, unified relationship with global integrators. Betsy is a driving force behind Sharp's customer-centric approach towards local and global strategic alliances, while delivering service excellence, partner enablement and increased face-to-face engagement. "It's a privilege to celebrate the remarkable achievements of these women who are driving meaningful change across the IT channel," said Jennifer Follett, VP of U.S. Content and Executive Editor, CRN at The Channel Company. "Each honoree has demonstrated exceptional leadership and a commitment to bold, innovative strategies that fuel transformation, growth, and success for their organizations and the broader channel. We're proud to recognize their impact and look forward to seeing how they continue to shape the future of our industry." "We are honored to work alongside Jennifer and Betsy, who continue to spearhead noteworthy work across the organization and the channel," said Mark Quiroz, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Sharp's Professional Display Division. "This recognition is very well-deserved, as Jennifer and Betsy consistently lead the charge toward growth for Sharp while maintaining a high standard of excellence for the industry." The 2026 Women of the Channel will be featured online beginning May 4 at crn.com/wotc. About Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA) is a division of Sharp Electronics Corporation, the U.S. subsidiary of Japan's Sharp Corporation - a global technology company consistently named to Fortune magazine's World's Most Admired Companies list. SIICA helps businesses achieve Simply Smarter work through secure production printers, office print solutions, commercial displays, laptops, software, and managed services. Sharp's commitment to innovation, quality, and customer support remains unmatched in the industry. About The Channel Company The Channel Company (TCC) is the global leader in channel growth for the world's top technology brands. We accelerate success across strategic channels for tech vendors, solution providers and end users with premier media brands, integrated marketing and event services, strategic consulting, and exclusive market and audience insights. TCC is a portfolio company of investment funds managed by EagleTree Capital, a New York City-based private equity firm. For more information, visit thechannelco.com. Follow The Channel Company: LinkedIn and X.
Sharp partners with Formax for production-print document-finishing solutions. On May 28th, Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA) announced that Formax... Unauthorized access. You are unable to access to this content for one of the following reasons: * Your complementary views have exceeded their limit. * You need to become a member of the Wirth Consulting Community. * If you have already subscribed for a Free Membership, you need to upgrade your subscription to a Premium level that grants unlimited access to its content. Please ensure that you are already logged in before you upgrade your membership. Click or tap here to become a member, or update to a Premium Membership Plan. If you have an active subscription, please login below.
Sharp introduces PN-LB3 Series AQUOS BOARD interactive displays. Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America officially launched its new PN-LB653, PN-LB753 and PN-LB863 AQUOS BOARD interactive display systems designed to allow for collaboration across corporate, education and digital signage environments. The new PN-LB3 Series is available in three class sizes and aims to offer an all-in-one solution that simplifies communication and supports a wide array of use cases, including meeting rooms, classrooms and interactive signage. The series features a Google Enterprise Device Licensing agreement certification that allows users to directly access Google Pay Store apps and Google Workspace tools, as well as regular security updates and enhanced device reliability. Sharp said that the displays feature a 4K Ultra HD resolution for detailed visuals and minimal parallax. Other key features include multiple user interface options, such as Google EDLA Home, Sharp Launcher and Android Hide mode, built-in wireless casting and collaboration tools, as well as Advanced security features, including IEEE 802.1X support and a post-meeting data reset function to protect sensitive information. USB-C connectivity is also included with up to 100W power delivery. "The PN-LB3 Series represents a major step forward in how organizations collaborate and communicate," said Steve Brauner, senior product manager, professional displays, at Sharp. "By combining intuitive touch performance, seamless access to Google services and flexible deployment options, these displays make it easier than ever to connect people, share ideas and drive productivity across virtually any environment."