Field Support Engineer I

Job DescriptionJob Description

The Field Support Engineer I, under close supervision and direction, installs, repairs, upgrades and performs preventative maintenance on specified Carl Zeiss Meditec instrumentation in a designated field service territory. Represents Carl Zeiss Meditec at customer locations and works to achieve a high level of customer satisfaction. Maintains all company property (inventory, tools, diagnostic equipment, vehicle, etc.) in accordance with company policies. Maintains a high level of professional communication with team, customers, management, Sales and Technical Support.

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
(Responsibilities that are central to the job and MUST be performed either unaided, or with the assistance of a reasonable accommodation, ref. ADA.)
• Diagnose and repair all designated products within an assigned service territory, including preventative maintenance, installations and upgrades per specific training, manuals and Carl Zeiss Meditec guidelines.
• Complete work assignments as directed from management and work schedules as dispatched from Call Center.
• Complete and submit a field service report on a daily basis according to written procedures as documented in the Field Service reference database.
• Complete and submit a weekly expense report according to Carl Zeiss Meditec policies and procedures.
• Maintain spare parts inventory according to company guidelines and return specific spare parts as designated by policy.
• Interface with customers in a professional, pleasant and calm demeanor.
• Other duties may include, but are not limited to, instructing customers on operation and maintenance of equipment.

Note: Essential functions may not be limited to the tasks and responsibilities listed within this section. Ordering of essential functions does not necessarily reflect importance of item.

ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES:
(Non-essential duties or marginal job functions that support essential functions)
Maintains company-issued test equipment and support tools, including spare parts.
Installs and provides equipment maintenance at trade shows.

REQUIREMENTS:
(Bona Fide Occupational Requirements, such as education, certification, and/ or skills that are necessary to do the job.)
• 0 – 3 years of previous field service experience required.
• BS degree in Electronics, Engineering, Computer Technology and related fields .
• A+, and Net + certification .
• Theoretical understanding of basic electromechanical, electronic, and optical systems.
• Basic understanding of troubleshooting techniques and approaches.
• Must have good verbal and written communication skills.
• Must have strong computer skills with the ability to obtain specific certifications as required.
• Must be able to pass required training to service fine mechanics and optics. Ability to effectively service the equipment on which training is completed
• Phaco experience

SPECIAL DEMANDS:
(If any, describes physically uncomfortable conditions, travel requirements, heavy lifting, etc., ref. ADA)
Extensive overnight travel is required by automobile and air. Must be willing to travel in the US and internationally for training, meetings, exhibit support and coverage outside assigned territory. The FSE must be able to obtain sufficient credit to cover incurred business expenses which will be reimbursed upon expense report submission and approval.
The position requires an average of four (4) hours driving per day. Must have a valid driver’s license and good driving record.
Must be able to lift up to 80 pounds. Thirty percent of the average workday is spent standing or walking.

Company DescriptionCarl Zeiss is one of the world’s leading innovators in the design and development of medical devices. We create and supply cutting-edge technologies and application-oriented solutions for ophthalmology and microsurgery.Company DescriptionCarl Zeiss is one of the world’s leading innovators in the design and development of medical devices. We create and supply cutting-edge technologies and application-oriented solutions for ophthalmology and microsurgery.