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Field Service Engineer

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Field Service Engineer

Field Service Engineer

Field Service Engineer

This is an exciting opportunity for a skilled and motivated Field Service Engineer to join a leading provider of high-tech medical diagnostics equipment. In this role, you’ll play a vital part in supporting life-saving technologies that directly improve patient outcomes across Ireland.
You’ll work with cutting-edge systems in clinical laboratories, applying your technical expertise to troubleshoot, maintain, and optimise equipment performance. You'll also enjoy a supportive and inclusive culture that values innovation, personal growth, and genuine connection all while making a real-world impact in healthcare.
Responsibilities

  • Deliver on-site technical support for complex electro-mechanical and fluidic diagnostic systems in hospitals.
  • Perform preventative and corrective maintenance, system upgrades, and repairs to minimise downtime.
  • Respond to technical issues and resolve faults effectively from component-level troubleshooting to full system diagnostics.
  • Provide technical training and support to customers, helping them get the most out of their systems.
  • Collaborate with internal teams to ensure customer needs are met and exceeded.
  • Maintain accurate documentation and comply with all regulatory, quality, and safety requirements.
  • Analyse service data and contribute to continuous improvement of service delivery and product performance.
    Person Specification
  • A degree or diploma in Electrical, Mechanical, Biomedical Engineering, or a related field or equivalent hands-on experience.
  • Proven experience in a field service or technical support role, ideally working with high-value capital equipment.
  • Strong diagnostic, troubleshooting, and problem-solving skills with mechanical/electronic systems.
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build rapport with a wide range of customers.
  • Self-motivated, organised, and comfortable working independently in a field-based environment.
  • A continuous learner with a proactive attitude towards innovation and improvement.
  • Full, clean driving licence and willingness to travel throughout the Leinster region.
  • Fluent English speaker (verbal and written).
    Package
  • Salary dependant on experience
  • €13,200 car allowance
  • Annual Bonus: 12% on target
  • Contributory Pension Scheme (you may invest 3, 4 or 5% of your salary and they will double your contribution)
  • Lunch allowance daily (during field trips)
  • Flexible benefits plans
  • 25 days' holidays + Bank Holidays
  • Opportunity to buy company shares at a 20% discounted rate

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