Field Services Engineer

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delve search global search consultantsNew Hampshire (UNITED STATES)

Mechanical Engineers Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Field Service Engineer Swanzey, NH | 60–75% Travel | $90K–$120K+ Base + Incentive Work on sophisticated, ultra-precision machinery. We're working with a global technology business designing and manufacturing highly specialised machinery used across semiconductor, optics, aerospace and other advanced manufacturing industries. They're looking for a Field Service Engineer to join their team in Swanzey, NH.You'll spend around 60–75% of your time travelling to customer sites, primarily across the Northeast and East Coast, installing, commissioning, troubleshooting and servicing complex electromechanical equipment. There will also be occasional international travel. When you're back in Swanzey, you'll be involved in machine build, assembly, rebuilds, depot service and applications, giving you exposure well beyond traditional field service.

What we're looking for: Electrical/electronics, electromechanical or mechanical engineering experience. Strong hands-on troubleshooting skills. Experience with complex machinery, equipment or automation. Customer-facing and confident working independently. Well organised and comfortable with significant travel. Engineering degree preferred, but strong practical experience will be considered. The first few months will be predominantly site-based training, giving you the opportunity to properly learn the equipment and technology before taking on the full travel schedule.

Package

Salary DOE + Incentive: Flights, hotels, meals and rental cars covered when travelling. Opportunity to develop across Field Service, Manufacturing and Applications Engineering. If you're a hands-on engineer who enjoys solving complex problems, working directly with customers and seeing different places, this is a great opportunity to join a genuinely advanced technology business.

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