- Self-starter you will use independent judgment.
- You'll be on the move with 50% travel, covering various locations within the continental United States.
- Maintain accurate service, expense reports, and datasheets, ensuring compliance with guidelines.
- Familiarize yourself with company quality manuals, safety procedures, and manufacturing regulations.
- Interact professionally with customers through on-site visits and telephone calls.
- Work on component and device assembly and repair.
- Install and test medical equipment to ensure optimal functionality.
- Implement measures to keep equipment in top shape.
- Troubleshoot and address device performance issues promptly
- Be ready to tackle equipment malfunctions and resolve issues when needed.
- Associate degree in electrical engineering technology with coursework in digital and analog circuits.
- Solid grasp of electronic and engineering principles, ability to troubleshoot using schematics, DVM, and oscilloscope.
- Mechanical skills in an assembly/disassembly environment and knowledge of various soldering techniques.
- Must be a team player and collaborate effectively with colleagues.
- Familiarity with computer skills, including Microsoft Word and Excel.
- Excellent written and verbal skills.
- Prioritize quality and safety.
- Ability to obtain a credit card.
- A valid driver's license.
- Ability to manage time effectively.
- Understanding of biomedical devices and electronics.
- Engineering Degree.
- Field Experience.
As a full-time team employee, you are eligible for all RbM Services benefits, including medical, dental, vision, long-term, short-term disability, 401k, PTO, 10 paid holidays, etc.
All your information will be kept confidential according to the EEO guidelines
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