Sr. Field Service Engineer
Sr. Field Service Engineer
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Installation and commissioning, troubleshooting, repairs, and predictive/preventative maintenance of automated systems and power conversion products/assemblies independently or as part of a team on larger projects
- Work with motors, generators, drives, plant automation and power quality systems
- Work with a variety of PLC's including Rockwell, Emerson, GE, Schneider, and Beckhoff
- Work with a variety of HMI software including Factory Talk, Proficy View, Wonderware, Vijeo Designer, and others
- Provide hands-on, on-site training to customers
- Work with and configure industrial networks
- Work closely with in-house engineers on project design and testing of drive systems
- Display professionalism, proactively interface, and effectively communicate with the customer to build and maintain a high level of customer satisfaction
- Provide telephone, email, and other support to customers
- When required, participate in paid, rotating after hours phone duty for customer remote support and breakdown assistance
- Participate in supporting after-service sales activities such as proposing added services, spare parts, and additional upgrades
- Provide emergency field service for customers on an as needed basis
- Maintain working knowledge of safety policies and regulations to ensure duties of self and others are performed in a safe manner
- Learning PeriodFormal training at the Cleveland office and on-site training with a senior FSE when needed
- Expectation to work independently within 9-12 months
- Position requires approximately 60% travel in the field
- Approximately 60% of above travel will be in an assigned region
- Remaining travel will be supporting customers in other regions of North America and occasionally worldwide.
- Requires some travel short notice for emergency repairs
- May require extended hours or longer trips for start-ups and emergency repairs
- Work from regional "home" office when not on the road
- Considerable amount of walking required
- May require climbing of staircases and access ladders, working at heights, in tight spaces, outdoors in hot and cold weather, and lifting up to 70 lbs
- Field work requires wearing and working in appropriate safety gear
- Carry service bag (25-50 lbs.), laptop case/caddy, as well as other trade tools
- Negotiate and navigate airports, airports concourses, and parking garages
- Two-year associate degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronic Technology, Military Technical Training Program, or related field
- Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering or Engineering Technology preferred
- Valid Driver's License required to drive to customer locations, either from airports or Cleveland office
- Must be able to pass a federal background check
- Minimum of five (5) years prior experience in an industrial automation (i.e. metals, pulp & paper, marine, cranes, mining) or renewable energy environment required
- Thorough knowledge of analog and digital circuits, configuration of AC/DC drives, AC/DC Motor Theory, PLC's, and HMI'sExperience using electronic test equipment such as Data Recorders, DMM's, Clamp-on ammeters, Megaohmmeters, and Oscilloscopes
- Experience in troubleshooting power electronics circuitry desirable
- Experience with Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), Grid-Tie Solar Inverters, or EV charging is desirable but not required
- Experience with Nidec low voltage drives including AD3000 & AD5000, Accel500, Unidrive M, Answer Drives DC, ADDVANTAGE-32, and Mentor MP is desirable but not required
- Ability to work independently, resolve technical and manufacturing issues without detailed direction, and work as part of a team
- Ability to work within strict deadlines
- Ability to use hand and/or power tools
- Ability to read Electrical Drawings/Schematics
- Competent in Microsoft Office software programs
- Excellent customer service and interpersonal skills
- Outstanding verbal and written communications skills
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