Your responsibilities will include:

Provide field-based and remote technical support to customers and colleagues in line with relevant training and experience.

You will carry out preventative maintenance, installation, relocation, repairs and corrective field change orders on our instrumentation.

You will be responsible for diagnosing electrical, fluidic, mechanical, hardware, software and laser failures using established procedures and techniques.

In this role, you will be based from our office in , primarily covering 32 Counties. Standard working hours are Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. As we do offer Nationwide Emergency out of hours support there is a requirement to be available to work outside of standard hours as part of an On Call roster.

In this role, you should have the following skills are desired but not essential as full training will be provided.

• Degree/Diploma in Electronic/Biomedical Engineering or relevant experience as a Field Service Engineer

• Experience working in the Robotics, Automation, Medical Devices industries

• Experienced logical problem solver with the ability to work independently

• Experienced in carrying out corrective and preventative works

• Recognize new technologies and adapts to daily challenges

• Deliver high levels of customer service

• Competent in IT

• Full driving licence

Salary is based on Experience. Full Manufacturer training will be provided.