Manufacturing - Field Service Technician

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Position: Field Service Technician - Automation Manufacturing

Join a globally expanding technology leader shaping the future of automation across industries—from semiconductors to medical devices—where innovation and real-world impact go hand in hand. Be part of a high-growth, award-winning organization that invests in cutting-edge solutions, global collaboration, and continuous engineering excellence.

Field Service Technician: Benefits

• Competitive base pay (dependent on experience)
• Annual bonus
• Quarterly incentives
• 401(k) with up to 3.5% company match
• $600 health care subsidy
• 15 days of vacation to start
• 11 paid holidays

Field Service Technician: What You Will Be Doing

• Investigate and resolve mechanical and electrical equipment issues by diagnosing problems and delivering effective solutions to customers.
• Assemble and configure machinery, including wiring, panel setup, and pneumatic systems, ensuring proper integration and functionality.
• Collaborate with automation and vision programming teams to address system-level or software-related challenges at customer sites.
• Conduct machine testing, alignment, and data collection to verify performance and meet customer acceptance requirements.
• Manage customer support issues end-to-end, including escalation when needed, while also providing training and clear project updates.
• This role requires the ability to travel out of country for up to 3 months at a time.

Field Service Technician: What You Will Bring

• Bachelor's Degree or Certificate: Mechanical or Electrical Engineering or Mechatronics or Manufacturing or Industrial Technology.
• Minimum 2+ years of experience in the automation field, able to work independently without supervision.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Technical skills in machine mechanical and electrical, working knowledge in machine assembly process.
• Knowledge in reading and interpreting mechanical drawing and electrical schematics.
• Willing to travel to customers’ sites in the US for commissioning the equipment.
• Willing to travel to the headquarters out of country for learning the new equipment functionalities and the methods of integration.