An Electronics Field Engineer provides engineering, testing or maintenance for electronic equipment and systems at remote locations. Works with circuits and other electronic equipment, components and systems.
$50,000 - $68,000 annually | $24.00-$33.00 per hour (Salary commensurate with experience.)
Work Location:
On-Site Only (Not remote or hybrid)
Job Type:
Direct Hire Industry:
Manufacturing Company Size:
100 - 700 million in annual revenue Keys to
Job:
5+ years of autonomous field service experience with decision-making responsibility; electronics or electrical certificate/degree; willingness for 80% domestic and international travel with flexible hours; PLC knowledge; electrical schematic troubleshooting; strong technical writing; MS Office proficiency; clean driving record; passport/TWIC eligibility; and comfort working at significant heights. Job Description The Field Service Technician independently manages the assembly, commissioning, inspection, repair, and troubleshooting of power and data supply systems at customer sites, both domestically and internationally. This self-directed role requires direct customer engagement, clear technical reporting, and collaboration with engineering teams on product improvements. Core Responsibilities This position requires up to 80% travel with flexibility to work weekends, holidays, evenings, and nights. You will frequently interface with customers, end-users, vendors, and contractors to coordinate site activities, witness installations, and support start-up and commissioning. Troubleshoot PLCs, VFDs, and automated equipment on-site and remotely. Perform warranty and non-warranty repairs at customer facilities. Conduct routine inspections of existing system installations. Oversee pre-commissioning activities across mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, and automation disciplines with high-quality documentation. Lead final commissioning to demonstrate equipment functions and obtain customer acceptance. Clear punch-list items and participate in project meetings as required. Provide technical training to operators and maintenance personnel. Analyze and eliminate faults as the primary on-site troubleshooter. Use data acquisition software for equipment performance analysis. Prepare quotations for field support services. Independently coordinate all customer details and personal travel arrangements before each site visit. Deliver direct technical support to customers, contractors, sales, and engineering. Write and review all field service reports, test reports, RMAs, and corrective action reports for accuracy and clarity. Advise development teams on product improvements, potential weaknesses, and new opportunities based on field experience. Review technical publications to stay current with industry developments. Support engineering with design input and technical documentation. Safely operate aerial lifts and similar equipment to access systems at significant heights.
