Laser Field Service Engineer
$32-36 hourly
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Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$32-36 hourly
About the role
- Provide key objective management (proper machinery installation, proper accessory management and proper understanding of service data)
- Optimize work order organization, safe tool use and customer data reporting.
- Demonstrate understanding of expense reimbursement documentation and customer service evaluations
- Partner with internal Sales, Marketing, Finance, Customer Service and R&D teams to support stakeholder objectives
- On-time completion of equipment installation, commission and maintenance tasks while following the company’s strict safety and quality guidelines
- Analyze and find root cause of maintenance impediments, debug system errors and propose system improvements.
- Participate and prepare company held trainings regarding technical process, company regulation and technician job duties.
- Conduct customer visits monthly for routine service maintenance while promoting related value add-on services.
- Provide one-to-one training and guidance for new hired service team members.
- Two years of working experience in related industry (Fiber Laser experience highly preferred)
- Technical know-how: installation, debugging and maintenance on 6KW+ equipment
- Comprehension of circuit diagrams
- Familiar with CAD or SOLIDWORKS design software
- Familiar with mechanical principles
- Detail & deadline-oriented; well organized
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Good interpersonal skills; ability to interact with staff across matrix partners
- Must hold a valid US Driver’s License to travel between customer locations and airports
- Job level and pay is dependent on experience. Pay ranges and level progressions:
- Service Technician ($32-36 hourly)
- Service Engineer ($36-45 hourly)
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