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2+ years of Help Desk, Technical Support, Field Technician or related experience. A leading provider of IT Services in the Grand Rapids, MI area is seeking a full-time, permanent IT Field Engineer to join their growing team of IT professionals.
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The role of the Field Network Engineer is challenging and rewarding, requiring a strong and vast technical skill set, along with business acumen and interpersonal skills. The Field Network Engineer (FNE) will be utilized in many different capacities to ensure client success regarding the entire scope of our Managed IT services.
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Leidos is currently seeking a qualified, energetic engineer to fill the position of Field Engineer to assist the Leidos SEAFAC Operations & Maintenance contract at Back Island, Ketchikan, Alaska.
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The ADOPT Onsite Field Service Engineer (Tier 3) reports to and works within an assigned client site location daily, providing support for technical system needs. Audio-Visual Field Service Engineer.
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The role of the Senior Field Network Engineer is challenging and rewarding, requiring a strong and vast technical skill set, along with business acumen and interpersonal skills. The Senior Field Network Engineer (FNE) will be utilized in many different capacities to ensure client success regarding the entire scope of our Managed IT services.
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Working in the Engineering department, the ESS Commissioning Engineer will interface with Diversified internal resources to support the essential job duties listed below. ESS Commissioning Field Engineer - Virtual.
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Position Description:As our Field Engineer, you'll be the go-to person for virtual construction needs across our Preconstruction, Construction Operations, and Consulting/Litigation Support Services departments.
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Description:The AV Engineer will be well rounded and experienced in commercial Audio/Visual systems. The AV Engineer must be proficient in reading and interpreting AV Signal one-line drawings, able to understand system function and determine cable pull schedule from this information.
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We are hiring a Field Service Engineer to report to the Global FSE Lead. The Field Service Engineer will be responsible for providing support for a wide range of technical equipment and systems, both internal and on-site at the customer's location.
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Northrop Grumman Aeronautics Systems is seeking an Electronics Engineer - Field Service Representative or a Principal Electronics Engineer – Field Service Representative within the Mission Systems IPT to join our team of qualified, diverse individuals.
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Qualifications you need A successful EHR Support and Database Engineer has the following qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in computer science or related technical field. The opportunity TECKpert seeks to hire an EHR Support and Database Engineer to support our client, a healthcare company headquarted in Miami, FL. The EHR Support and Database Engineer is responsible for documenting and follow up on reported issues, SQL Database and NextGen application health.
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A Senior Field Engineer (SFE) will focus on commissioning complex systems and supporting other Field Engineers as needed. In a remote support role the SFE will help other field engineers through complex issues onsite and insure proper procedures are followed while teaching and mentoring so that the FE will not need assistance if/when they come across that issue again.
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5+ Years in Injection Molding troubleshooting or processing or prior experience as a Field Service Injection Molding Technician/Service Engineer. Field Service Technicians have extended benefits beyond those including a comprehensive vehicle program (monthly stipend + mileage reimbursement), $75 per diem, tool reimbursement, cell phone, laptop, and only occasional voluntary travel on weekends.
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Active and current Peer Recovery Specialist or Peer Support Specialist certification in the state of Virginia OR ability to obtain certification within 12 months of employment. The Peer Support Specialist is instrumental in assisting in reducing higher levels of services such as ER admissions or Inpatient psychiatric admissions.
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The Field Engineer is responsible for the final testing and commissioning of complex AV/UCC and Audio, Video, and Lighting (AVL) systems at client sites to provide the optimal performance according to the scope and design intent.
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