Field Services Engineer
$55/hour
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Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$55/hour
About the role
- Consistent travel to customer sites (average 3 days for service, longer for installs)
- Service and support of the atmospheric and vacuum heat treat equipment lines
- New machine install, set up, and first run
- Coordinate with internal engineering teams with complex support/install needs
- Coordinate layout with customer for new installs
- Provide operation demonstration to customers
- 5+ years of proven industrial field service experience on heavy capital equipment
- Deep mechanical experience w/ interest or experience in learning electrical
- Strong aptitude to succeed in a technical and relationship-driven business.
- Willingness to regularly travel to customer sites
- Self-directed and organized with the ability to work independently.
- Strong oral and written communication skills
- Position Preferences
- Related engineering degree
- Experience with heat treat equipment (or thermal processing, industrial HVAC, etc.)Experience with PLCsEmployee Compensation and Benefits
- Professional Development: Opportunities for professional training and career growth within a global organization.
- Hourly rate based on 40/hour week minimum with consistent opportunities for OT (1.5x after 8-hour weekday, 1.5X Saturday, 1.5X Sunday)
- Experience Based Compensation: Up to $55/hour
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