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Field Service Engineer The Staff Process Engineer – Aseptic and Beverage is responsible for independently designing batching and CIP system for different water and/or beverage (including hot fill and Aseptic lines) as well as scoping projects and obtaining equipment quotes from vendors for new beverage processing lines.
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Collaborate closely with the cross-functional account team, including the Account Executive and the Solutions Architect (Pre-sales engineer), to provide ongoing technical coverage and support, while the account team focuses on identifying new deal.
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Manager III, Customer/Field Service Engineer (M3) Provides support plan for system sales to CSD Management, Sales, Field Engineering. Manages accuracy, understanding and update of Customer Engineer hours tracking.
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Cisco Voice Engineer needs 4 years of experience providing high-quality end user support, resolving issues and providing a high level of customer service. Provide a high level of customer service focused technical support over the phone, via email, over chat, and other communication mediums identified.
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The Global Customer Service department encompasses processes and technology used within the Technical Support Center, Infusion Repair Depot, Field Service, Data Operations, Service Contracts, Reporting, and Quality/Regulatory compliance teams.
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Providing technical support to the customer during commissioning (implementation) when controlled by industrial robots ABB, KUKA, FANUC, Kawasaki, Yaskawa (parameterization of the 7th axis of the robot, setting parameters according to the instructions.
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Job Summary The Field Support Technician reports directly to the SITECH Service Manager and is responsible for providing customer support through the performance of on-site installations, diagnosis, troubleshooting, service, and repair of on machine systems and technical customer training.
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Collaborate closely with the account team, including the Account Executive and the Solutions Architect (Pre-sales engineer), to provide ongoing technical coverage and support, while the account team focuses on identifying new deals.
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Relevant titles: Service Dispatcher, Technical Support Specialist, HVAC Dispatcher, HVAC Support Specialist, HVAC Service Coordinator, HVAC Technical Advisor, HVAC Customer Support Specialist, HVAC Scheduler, HVAC Operations Coordinator, HVAC Field Support Specialist.
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Headquartered in Austin, TX, with operations in Kermit and Monahans, TX, Atlas Energy Solutions is the leading provider of high-quality frac sand and innovative logistics solutions to Exploration and production operators and oil field service providers in the Permian Basin.
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Sciaky is seeking a Field Service Engineer who will assist in testing, calibration and troubleshooting of our EBAM and Additive Manufacturing systems. Role - Field Service Engineer (full-time.
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The FSR shall coordinate, support, and conduct technical activities (involving L3Harris products and systems) as required by AFSOC end users. About the Role: The FSR shall provide comprehensive subject matter expert (SME) technical support.
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The major customer of the electrical & controls technician is the operations group of Archaea Energy Services, LLC. Customer focus must be on support of plant operations staff. Ethics, Integrity and Character with regard to safety, fiscal responsibility, and customer support.
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We are looking for someone with traditional environmental services experience such as site characterizations, hydrogeologic studies, Brownfields redevelopment, technical and compliance support for solid waste landfill facilities, groundwater, surface water, and soil vapor assessments.
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Work with your Avnet peers, and NXP technical resources, to debug and resolve customer technical support issues. You'll partner with local Avnet branch FAE's and Account Managers, along with NXP sales management, to identify new customer projects in: automotive motor drive applications; battery management systems; vehicle gateways; safety management controllers; and industrial safety applications, to define and execute the account sales strategy, and maintain support throughout the customer's product development cycle.
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