Specialist I, Service Center System
$18.88 to $29.67
ApplySpecialist I, Service Center System
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$18.88 to $29.67
About the role
- Maintain the process for the inventory and shipping of instrumentation and all necessary parts to successfully support the SNAP program.
- Maintain and conform to all procedures and documentation to meet regulatory and ISO guidelines.
- Verify that all essential components and instrumentation included in the XN Automation System Build.
- Pre-Build XN/UN Automation Systems following all Quality and Manufacturing processes.
- Prepare and Pack XN/UN Automation Systems for shipment to customer sites.
- Travel to customer sites to perform a pre-site making sure all documentation is completed.
- Perform remote pre-sites with local Service Engineer making sure documentation is completed.
- Travel to customer sights to install XN/UN Automation Systems.
- Verify installed XN/UN Automation and complete all installation documentation.
- Other duties as assigned.
- Percentage of Travel: Up to 75%Qualifications
- High School diploma/GED degree or 3 years required experience in Electrical, Hydraulics, or Mechanics including experience in the Armed Forces. Associates or Trade School degree Preferred.
- Experience in electronics, laboratory or biomedical technology, military experience in a technical field or equivalent.
- Field Experience preferred.
- Electronics Experience.
- Customer Skills.
- Interface experience a plus.
- Proficient in EnglishMS Skills.
- Be able to explain and interpret complex information that requires patience and understanding.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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