Field Service Engineer I
new day executive searchSpringfield (MA)
Field Service Engineer I
Posted today
new day executive searchSpringfield (MA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Field Service Engineer An established Machinery Manufacturing firm is looking for a Field Service Engineer to join their team! The Field Service Engineer is tasked with installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting CNC machines for an OEM environment. This role requires up to 75% travel within the local tri-state area, with opportunities for additional domestic travel.
Job Responsibilities:
- Install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair CNC machines
- Replace components such as ball screws, motors, and cartridge spindles
- Utilize ladder logic and diagnostic functions across various control systems
- Provide phone-based technical support for troubleshooting, on a daily basis
- Align and adjust tooling
- Repair spindle bearings
- Align and interface bar feed units
- Perform first-part runoffs to ensure machine acceptance and functionality
- Travel to customer sites for equipment repair, installation, and troubleshooting
Job Requirements:
- Ability and willingness to travel up to 75% of the time3–6 years of experience in CNC machines / tooling1–4 years of Swiss machining experience (preferred but NOT required)
- Strong electrical, mechanical, and automation experience required
- Proficiency in geometry and machining principles
- Demonstrated ability to troubleshoot mechanical and electrical systems, including reading ladder diagrams and control diagnostics
- Ability to interact professionally with customers both in person and over the phone
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to work independently and demonstrate initiative
- Valid, clean driver's license and valid passport required
Salary: 33-39/hr + Bonus
Overtime Pay for over 40 hours! Apply if Interested!
JOB ID: 181048 #post
Matthew Swanson
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