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Field Service Engineer
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What they do
A Field Service Engineer is responsible for installing, maintaining, repairing, and providing technical support for equipment or machinery at customer sites. They typically work directly with customers, troubleshooting problems, performing repairs, and ensuring that the equipment operates efficiently. They may work across various industries, such as telecommunications, manufacturing, healthcare, or IT, depending on the nature of the equipment they specialize in.
$100,398 / year median in Washington
Job Description
- Install, Repair, Radiographic, Fluoroscopic and Interventional medical X-ray DR systems, ensuring optimal performance and compliance with all service standards.
- Diagnose and resolve equipment issues using advanced troubleshooting, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
- Build strong relationships with customers and internal teams to drive satisfaction and service excellence.
- Manage territory performance, including revenue, expenses, inventory accuracy, and proper care of company assets.
- Complete all administrative and regulatory documentation (service reports, PMs, ICRs, FMIs, expenses, installations, etc.) accurately and on schedule. -Deliver timely, effective technical service while ensuring superior customer satisfaction and maintaining strong relationships with clients and peers.
- Adhere to all quality, safety, and compliance requirements while maintaining proficiency with tools, test equipment, electrical/electronic, and networking fundamentals.
- Collaborate as an active team member, sharing best practices and supporting continuous improvement initiatives.
- Utilize escalation and support resources to ensure timely resolution of service issues.
- Travel up to 70% within the assigned geography (average 1-4 hours daily), with periodic overnight or air travel, out of your primary area as required for this field-based role.