Sr. Service Engineer
Sr. Service Engineer
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Diagnose and repair electronic hardware, including circuit boards, power circuits, and video components
- Troubleshoot IP network issues, including IPv4/IPv6, PoE, device discovery, and connectivity
- Investigate firmware and software problems, including boot failures, updates, and device configuration
- Perform advanced diagnostics and support difficult repair cases across HTCC service operations
- Conduct incoming condition checks and technical screening for unusual or high-volume cases
- Investigate repeat failures, identify root causes, and recommend corrective actions
- Verify completed repair quality and confirm devices operate properly before shipment
- Support Advanced Replacement (AR), Refurbished (RB), and special technical service requests
- Document findings, maintain troubleshooting guidelines, and share knowledge with technicians
- Work with HQ engineering and internal teams to improve repair methods and service quality
- Qualifications3 to 5 years of hands-on experience repairing electronic or network-connected equipment
- Practical knowledge of hardware diagnostics, IP networking, and firmware/software troubleshooting
- Ability to use multimeters, network tools, and common diagnostic software
- Strong troubleshooting, problem-solving, and teamwork skills
- Experience with IP cameras, NVRs, Linux, or embedded devices preferred
- Electronics, Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, or related background preferred
- Scripting/Python and Salesforce is a plus
- Korean-English bilingual skills
- Ability to work on-site Monday–Friday at HTCC (Englewood, NJ)
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