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NOX Gaming, Trois-Rivières (Quebec). On-site, part-time.

Do you like it when everything is in its place, packages ship on time and a helping hand shows up at the right moment? At NOX Gaming, that's exactly who we're looking for at our Trois-Rivières warehouse.

Our community orders sim racing gear and custom-built PCs from all across Canada. We're opening this position so that every order is prepared with care and ships on time, and so the production team can count on someone when things get busy.

Your role

As our logistics associate, you'll be the person who receives orders, prepares the items and organizes their shipment. You'll also lend a hand to the PC production team during busier periods, like major promotions or the holiday season.

What you'll actually do

• Handle orders of sim racing equipment;
• Receive incoming deliveries;
• Organize the warehouse for maximum efficiency;
• Help build high-performance PCs alongside the production team;
• Other related tasks.

Why choose NOX Gaming?

• A small team where everyone helps each other and the boss works on the floor with you;
• A growing company that ships across Canada and builds setups nobody else does here;
• Team activities: go-karting, sugar shack outings, team meals.

You're the right person if...

• You enjoy solving problems and are comfortable working independently;
• You're highly organized and naturally look for ways to streamline day-to-day tasks;
• You communicate effectively with the team.

A plus, not a requirement

• Experience in customer service or sales;
• Experience in a warehouse or handling consumer products;
• A passion for technology and an interest in the latest industry trends;
• Attention to quality, accuracy and detail;
• Experience assembling, repairing or maintaining computers.

Don't tick every box? If you're reliable and eager to learn, apply anyway.

Conditions

• Pay: starting at $18/hr;
• Schedule: part-time, about 20 hours/week, with overtime during the holiday season;
• Location: on-site at the NOX Gaming warehouse, 2480 rue Charbonneau, Trois-Rivières.

Ready to join the team? We can't wait to hear from you.

About NOX Gaming

Founded in 2014, NOX Gaming is a Trois-Rivières company specializing in building high-performance computers for gaming and professional work. In 2024, seeing growing demand in the field, the company moved into distributing sim racing equipment for consumers. In just a few years, NOX Gaming has made its mark across Canada thanks to its online sales model and is now among the country's largest sim racing distributors, working with major brands like SIMAGIC, MOZA Racing and Conspit.
Social media: @noxgaming.ca (Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn)

NOX Gaming, Trois-Rivieres (Quebec). On-site, full-time.

There are very few positions where business development and sim racing meet. NOX Gaming is opening one.

If you know sim racing and negotiating, building relationships and seizing opportunities are among your strengths, we want to talk to you.

Your role

You'll become a sim racing reference within the team, putting your technical expertise to work for business development. Your goal will be to grow our sim racing division.

• Build relationships with new manufacturers, suppliers and partners, and negotiate agreements;
• Identify new business and differentiation opportunities for NOX Gaming;
• Contribute to the sim racing and flight simulation strategy, and to the creation of turnkey offerings;
• Represent NOX Gaming at targeted events;
• Advise our customers and support the team on more advanced technical questions;
• Assist with processing orders related to sim racing products.

The profile we're looking for

• Experience in business development, negotiation, sales or partnership management;
• Real knowledge of sim racing: building and configuring simulators, platforms like iRacing or Assetto Corsa, and ecosystems like SIMAGIC, MOZA, Conspit or Fanatec;
• English functional enough to build international business relationships and serve a Canada-wide clientele;
• Resourcefulness, autonomy and a good team spirit.

Don't check every box? We know the profile we're looking for is rare. If you have a solid foundation and the drive to learn the rest, send your application anyway.

Why NOX Gaming?

• Your ideas can quickly become concrete projects, without multiple layers of hierarchy;
• You'll have real influence on the development of the sim racing division;
• You'll get access to products and technologies sometimes before they even hit the market;
• You'll grow with a Quebec company established for 10 years, active across Canada and engaged in its community, notably with the Federation quebecoise des sports electroniques;
• You'll be part of a close-knit team where helping each other and wins are recognized, with ongoing training and activities like karting and sugar shack outings.

Conditions

• Salary: $65,000 to $85,000 per year, depending on your experience and knowledge;
• Full-time, on-site in Trois-Rivieres, with occasional travel for events;
• Relocation support to be discussed depending on the profile.

NOX Gaming is a specialized retailer in sim racing, flight simulation and custom high-performance gaming PCs, established in Trois-Rivieres and active across Canada.

Want to concretely contribute to the growth of sim racing in Canada? Come build it with us.

Written by Arborium Strategie, your growth partner

What we are looking for:

• Prior experience assembling SIM Racing platforms.

• Strong knowledge of iRacing and Assetto Corsa Competizione to ensure optimal configurations for our clients.

• Familiarity with the SIMAGIC ecosystem for installation and setup.

What to expect:

• A few installations per year.

• Competitive compensation: $50+/hour.

• Flexible schedule. We prioritize quality over speed and are happy to adapt to your availability.

Job type: Occasional
Pay: Starting at $50.00 per hour
Work location: On the road

In the message section, it is important to answer the following questions:

• How long have you been practicing SIM Racing?

• How many different SIM Racing setups have you assembled?