A Field Service Technician job involves traveling to client sites to install, repair, and maintain equipment or systems. They troubleshoot problems, diagnose issues, and provide technical support to customers. Additionally, they may document service calls, manage inventory, and train customers on equipment usage. Key Responsibilities: Installation and Maintenance: Setting up new equipment, performing routine maintenance, and ensuring equipment operates efficiently. Troubleshooting and Repair: Diagnosing and fixing malfunctions, replacing parts, and restoring equipment functionality. Customer Support: Providing technical guidance, answering questions, and training customers on equipment usage. Documentation: Keeping detailed records of services performed, assets used, and customer interactions. Inventory Management: Managing the stock of replacement parts and equipment. Travel and Communication: Traveling to various customer sites, maintaining communication with clients and service teams, and providing schedule updates. Safety and Compliance: Following company procedures and safety guidelines. Revenue Generation: Quoting new services and parts directly in the field using mobile tools.

Key Responsibilities of a Design Engineer: Concept and Design: Developing new products or improving existing ones. Technical Expertise: Applying engineering principles to create functional designs. Problem-Solving: Identifying and addressing design challenges, ensuring reliability and performance. Software Proficiency: Utilizing CAD and CAE software for design creation, prototyping, and analysis. Collaboration: Working with other teams, including management, procurement, and production, to bring designs to reality. Testing and Evaluation: Conducting tests and analyzing results to optimize designs and ensure they meet requirements. Documentation: Maintaining records of designs and work, including reports and manuals.