Associate Mechatronics Field Engineer
$51,917 - $83,283 per year
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$51,917 - $83,283 per year
About the role
- Provide maintenance and troubleshooting for CNCs, servo, spindle drive and motor products. Investigate customer complaints and perform analysis to determine the cause(s). Operate with consistent support of Supervisor/Manager.
- Actively participate in on-the-job training and classroom instruction.
- Understand and promote the company goal of exceeding customer expectations while learning how to deal with customers.
- Report quality problems to the appropriate manager/supervisor as they are encountered.
- Control inventory as assigned.
- Learn service operations, procedures and policies, including timely and accurate submission of required paperwork.
- Maintain all company-provided equipment, including tools.
- Travel as required within company-provided directions and guidelines.
- Travel to customer sites with some overnight travel ranging from 2-3 nights per month.
- Able to travel by airplane for training purposes/ meetings as needed.
- Supervisor/Manager provides detailed instructions and screens assignments to ensure a proper match for the Service
- Engineer's level of expertise.
- Appropriate diagnosis, repair and parts needs will be discussed with the Supervisor/Manager. Will frequently work with a more senior-level Field Service Engineer.
- What You NeedHigh School Diploma or GED.Associate's or bachelor's degree in Electronics or Mechatronics, Technical Trade School graduate and/or relevant work experience in a related field preferred.
- Two years of relevant experience in a technical customer support or field service environment preferred.
- Transport equipment and parts (weighing up to 75 pounds) to customer locations.
- Ability to diagnose and problem-solve.
- Ability to make preliminary selections and adaptation of engineering alternatives.
- Ability to learn and absorb new ideas quickly and completely to keep current with changes in technology and methodologies.
- Good oral and written communication skills.
- Troubleshooting ability.
- Use of diagnostic tools.
- Flexibility in traveling 80% - 90% to customer sites.
- Must have or be able to obtain a valid driver's license.
- Must be able to drive throughout the organizations service area for business as required.
- Must be able to legally rent and operate a vehicle in the United States and Canada for business travel purposes.
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