Field Service Technician – Electrical Systems

What You’ll Do

• Install, start up, test, and commission power distribution systems.
• Perform system verification, functional testing, and commissioning activities.
• Configure and troubleshoot HMIs and control interfaces.
• Diagnose and repair 3-phase power systems, transformers, high-voltage components, switchgear, and distribution equipment.
• Troubleshoot electrical and mechanical issues using schematics, one-line diagrams, and mechanical drawings.
• Apply systematic root-cause analysis in live infrastructure environments.
• Serve as the onsite technical point of contact and coordinate with engineering and internal teams.
• Train operators and maintenance personnel on equipment and system operation.
• Communicate system conditions, findings, and recommended next steps clearly by phone, email, and service reports.
• Document labor, parts, service activities, and technical findings in the company system of record.
• Identify recurring equipment issues and recommend product or process improvements.
• Help develop service procedures, technical documentation, training materials, and internal knowledge resources.
• Follow applicable electrical codes and safety requirements.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

What You Bring

Required:

• 3–7+ years of experience in field service, electrical service, or a related technical role.
• Strong electrical and mechanical troubleshooting abilities.
• Working knowledge of 24V, 120V, and 480V systems.
• Basic PLC troubleshooting experience.
• Experience working with fuses, breakers, and transformers.
• Ability to interpret electrical schematics and mechanical drawings.
• Willingness and ability to travel 75%+, including occasional short-notice travel.
• Valid driver’s license.
• Ability to pass a background check and drug screening.
• Strong documentation skills and attention to detail.

Preferred:

• Data center power infrastructure experience.
• Familiarity with switchgear, UPS systems, PDUs, RPPs, or similar equipment.
• Commissioning experience.
• OSHA or other formal safety training.

What Makes You a Good Fit

You’re dependable, practical, and comfortable figuring out problems in the field. You can work independently without losing communication with your team, remain professional in customer-facing situations, and take ownership of your work from troubleshooting through documentation and follow-up.