Electro-Mechanical Assembly & Field Service Technician

Shape What Moves the World

Your morning might begin on the build floor, translating routings, work instructions, engineering drawings, and specifications into precisely assembled equipment. After lunch, you move to the test area—verifying performance, troubleshooting any issues, and documenting results so products are ready for shipment. Later, you could be on a call (or remote session) with a customer to help diagnose an installed system, prepping for an upcoming on-site visit to commission a machine, perform maintenance, or train operators.

• Assemble products according to routings, work instructions, drawings, and specifications.
• Test, evaluate, and document assembled products prior to shipment to customers.
• Troubleshoot installed equipment with customers by phone, computer, and in person.
• Provide training to customer personnel on the operation and maintenance of products and systems.
• Keep a clean, orderly, and safe work environment.
• Travel approximately 10–15% overnight to customer sites for startups, maintenance, and training.
• Contribute to other duties as assigned to support team goals.

This position includes about 10–15% travel with domestic overnights. Experience supporting customers internationally is a plus.