Job Details
Job Location: Remote, Colombia
Position Type: Full Time
Travel Percentage: Negligible
Job Category: Information Technology
Who We Are
Cadex Solutions Corporation is an international holding company formed by Trivest Partners LP to build the premier provider of commercial order-to-cash management solutions. With a history spanning nearly 100 years, Cadex is uniquely positioned with in-depth experience that builds relationships alongside results. Our team of industry experts brings innovation and data insight, improves your processes with hands-on help, and provides custom solutions based on specific needs. Cadex has approximately 800 employees serving over 1,000 clients across all industries from locations including the United States, Colombia, Brazil, Romania, Italy, India, Singapore, and South Africa.
Portfolio of ARM companies
- A.G. Adjustments, formed in 1974 and headquartered in Melville, NY
- D&S; General Solutions, formed in 1997 and fully remote
- ABC-Amega, formed in 1929 and headquartered in Buffalo, NY
- TranSubro, formed in 2012 and headquartered in Oceanside,



NY
- DAL, formed in 1974 and headquartered in Clifton Heights, PA
- Insurance Recovery Group, founded in 1994 and headquartered in Marlbourgh, MA.
- Receivables Control Corporation, founded in 1970 and headquartered in Maple Grove, MN.

Job Title: IT Technician
Location: Bogotá, On site - Colombia (only)
Schedule: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM CST
Department: Enterprise Data & Analytics / Technology
Reports to: Chief Technology Officer Position
Preferability: People with a disability that has been verified and certified by the appropriate institution.
Language(s): All applicants must speak fluent English. Any other language is a plus
Contract Type: Indefinite Terms
Key Responsibilities
Device Administration & End-User Support
- Administer laptops, desktops, printers, and other peripheral devices for employees in the Bogotá office, ensuring they are properly configured, secure, and fully functional.
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📌 IT Technician (Colombia)
🏢 Cadex
📍 Colombia