Field Service Engineer I roles are a great way to see a lot of equipment and a lot of facilities early in your career. Browse current field service engineer and biomedical field technician openings.
Entry-level field engineers travel to customer sites to perform preventive maintenance, repairs and installations, supported by senior engineers and manufacturer technical support. Some roles cover general biomedical equipment for several facilities; others focus on a single product line or modality, such as X-ray, CT/MR or women’s health systems. Clear service documentation and good customer communication are part of every visit.
Employers usually look for an associate degree or military training in electronics or biomedical equipment, hands-on troubleshooting experience, a valid driver’s license and a clean driving record. Many roles provide a company vehicle and manufacturer training.
Experienced engineers progress to Field Service Engineer II roles with their own territory. See all field service and repair jobs.
