Field Services Engineer
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Company Description SAVE Electronics is an electronics solutions company with over 67 years of experience. We specialize in designing state-of-the-art electronic solutions for both commercial and residential use. Our solutions are executed with precision and budget in mind, and we offer competitive pricing by buying direct from the manufacturers.
Role Description This is a full-time hybrid role for a Field Service Engineer located in Dallas, TX. The Field Service Engineer will be responsible for day-to-day tasks such as troubleshooting, technical support, preventive maintenance, and providing customer service. While the role is primarily located in Dallas, there is flexibility for some remote work.
Qualifications Field Service, Troubleshooting, and Technical Support skillsExperience in preventive maintenance and customer serviceExcellent problem-solving and communication skillsAbility to work independently and remotelyKnowledge of electronics and audio/visual systemsExperience in the field service industry is a plusAssociate's or Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field
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