Electronics Technician for Field Service- Military Veteran Military4Hire - 4.0 Lubbock, TX Job Details Full-time $70,000 - $90,000 a year 1 day ago Benefits Company car Health insurance Paid time off Qualifications Customer communication Engineering equipment malfunctions diagnostics Serving clients Customer service Electronic systems troubleshooting Electrical maintenance Technical skills instruction Teaching Mechanical troubleshooting Electrical fault repair Full Job Description Military Veteran Preferred
FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER
Field Service Engineer is responsible for on-site service, repair or troubleshooting of state X Ray Equipment at customer sites both domestic and international.
DOES THIS SOUND LIKE YOU?
You've worked on radar, X-ray, or other high-voltage systems, tracing faults down to the component level with a multimeter, oscilloscope, or other test equipment. You've serviced equipment with vacuum components, RF circuitry, or precision electronics, and you can read a schematic like a second language. You've deployed or traveled to install, repair, or support mission-critical systems with little backup. You're enjoy working autonomously, documenting your work thoroughly, and being the go-to technical expert your unit or customers relied on.
MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES
On-site customer installation, field service support, remote technical support, hardware and software configuration, troubleshooting, and maintenance support for all products. Ensure repaired systems meet operating specifications, ensuring QA procedures and documentation. Communicate design enhancements and improvements for research and implementation. Read and interpret schematics and electrical diagrams through to the component level. Isolate the system fault at the component level for electronic, vacuum, and mechanical systems and repair. Extensive component level troubleshooting. Proficient with test equipment. Document and provide reports of parts, service or repairs. Complete billing or warranty documentation as needed. Live anywhere within the assigned territory
QUALIFICATIONS
Formal electronics training through trade school, university or
MILITARY
technical schools. Must have experience troubleshooting and repairing whole systems. Be able to demonstrate troubleshooting method. Proficient in troubleshooting Electronics, Electrical and Mechanical circuits Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Willing to travel both domestically and internationally Able to mesh well with all personalities and work well under pressure Must be self-motivated and a self-starter, able to work with minimal supervision. Ability to approach problems with a sense of ownership, enthusiasm and innovation with strong client service attitude. Ability to work on complex learning and development problems as well as teach highly technical information is essential. Comfortable tackling new problems working independently and efficiently. Ability to interface with people at all levels. Familiarity with vacuum system and water systems is a plus.
TRAINING & EDUCATION
Military technical training or formal education in Electronics or related field. Military training in the following fields desired; Avionics, Electronics, Fire Control, Nuclear, Computer/IT, Electrical/Electrician. Schools from the Navy, Marines, Air Force, Army, Coast Guard 4-20 years engineering technician/service experience