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Matec Instrument Companies, Inc.
Field Service Engineer/Technician
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What they do
A Precision or Fine Instrument Repairer makes, calibrates, repairs, maintains, adjusts and installs mechanical watches and clocks, and nautical, meteorological, optical and other precision instruments and equipment, and sets them for correct performance.
$53,395 / year median in Massachusetts
+5% projected growth
Job Description
Field Service Engineer/Technician Matec Instrument Companies, Inc. - 3.9 Northborough, MA Job Details Full-time $85,000 - $120,000 a year 1 day ago Qualifications Field service equipment repair Industrial automation Engineering equipment malfunctions diagnostics Instrumentation and control systems corrective maintenance On-site technical support Electro-mechanical components Automation Engineering In-person customer service Mechanical system commissioning projects Direct client contact Industrial motor maintenance and repair Mid-level Industrial equipment installation Electrical instrumentation Electrical motors Troubleshooting electrical systems Field engineering equipment configuration Motor control equipment Manufacturing Commissioning phase involvement Field commissioning Field engineering Mechanical troubleshooting Full Job Description Field Service Engineer Matec Instrument Companies If you know how machines work—and enjoy figuring out why they don't—this is your kind of role. Matec builds complex ultrasonic testing systems used by major aerospace and industrial manufacturers. This isn't repetitive service work. Every system is different. Every problem requires real thinking. You'll be the person customers rely on when things get technical.