Field Service & Print Technician - Inkjet / Digital Printing - Direct Hire

Posted 10 days ago

remx workforce expertsNew York (NY)

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books)

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About the role

Field Service & Print Technician – Inkjet / Digital Printing – Direct Hire

The Company: Leading provider in digital printing, inkjet, and wide‑format print technology markets Known for strong training programs, employee growth, and technical excellence Trusted by global brands in commercial, industrial, and packaging print applications

The Position: Diagnose and repair electrical, mechanical, and software‑related issues on advanced print systems Support customers with installation, start‑up, and system optimization Partner with engineering teams for process improvement and technical support Maintain detailed service reports and communicate effectively with customers and internal teams The Detail Travel 60–70% regionally, typically home on weekends Company AMEX card and mileage reimbursement, keep your points Company‑paid training at HQ and manufacturer facilities 3+ years of field service or printing equipment experience preferred Strong electro‑mechanical and troubleshooting skills Experience with equipment from EFI, HP Indigo, Canon, Mimaki, Roland, Durst, CET Color, or similar preferred Locations Hiring Open to candidates anywhere in the United States with current demand in Atlanta GA, Chicago IL, Los Angeles CA, Boston MA, Austin TX, Columbus OH, St. Louis MO, Philadelphia PA, Danbury CT, North Carolina and Virginia

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