UPS Field Engineer

UPS Field Engineer

Work for a fast-expanding business that is plowing its sales into the data center market and other large hyper-growth industries across the states. Enjoy working for a business that promotes within, with good technical training on special-purpose machinery and equipment, and become a true UPS specialist.

• $100,000 - $110,000
• 10% bonus
• Regional Field Role
• Health, Dental, Vision
• 401k
• Technical Progression

Midwest Region - Milwaukee

Our client is in the market for a Critical Infrastructure Technician / Field Service Engineer. This global market-leading business is looking for experienced data center technicians who can grow the company's service and applications to customers. We are looking for a candidate with extensive experience in UPS systems servicing & commissioning.

Key Responsibilities

• Responsible for commissioning, maintaining, and providing emergency support on power electronics at customers’ sites within their respective regional coverage areas.
• Render technical on-site and phone assistance to customers
• Perform general and preventive maintenance on Uninterruptible Power Supply systems
• Respond to emergency calls at customer’s request
• Strive to provide all customers a 'first time fix' for their equipment
• Provide accurate and timely communication to internal and external customers
• Keep current on Safety Field Change Notices and Service Tips
• Provide accurate and timely reporting of expense reports, Field Service Reports, etc.

Background Requirements

• Experience servicing UPS systems
• Worked within a critical environment (Ideally data centers)
• 5+ years’ experience in this field and ability to troubleshoot down to component level on equipment such as UPS, batteries, PDUs / Power Distribution Units, Static Automatic Transfer Switches, Branch Circuit Monitoring, and other electrical equipment
• Technical Degree in Electronics or Military Electronics Training a plus
• Previous military experience and training a plus
• Working knowledge of OHM's law and electronic theory