Field Service Technician (Electrical + IT)
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About the Company Our client is a successful Canadian company looking to hire a Field Service Technician for a full time position in Mississauga (5 days per week onsite or on in the field). (Vaco Lannick job ID: 403658)About the Opportunity This role is a travelling field technician for systems that combine motors, electrical, wiring, networking/IT, payment terminals/keypads, etc The skillset that is needed for this type of role is two-fold - electronics/electrical/electromechanical as well as some IT troubleshooting (equipment is networked and internet-connected)Electrical engineering or electromechanical education is a big plus Field service experience is preferred but not required This role needs good English communication skills - this person will be communicating with non-technical users - both in person and on the phoneAbout You Education or experience in electronics/electrical/electromechanical engineering - troubleshooting electrical circuits, AC/DC, motors, wiring, etcSome experience in IT - troubleshooting TCP/IP, HTTP, Operating systems, workstations, networked devices, etc Strong troubleshooting skills (narrowing down issues to components, etc.) Very good communication skills, ability to troubleshoot thru non-technical users Clean drivers abstract, willingness to drive a company car to client sites Bonus Items: Experience field service / support - travel within GTA mostly in company vehicle Exposure to mechanics (e.g., motors, etc.) Exposure to web/html - they have a web admin panel through https MSSQL or Postgres are their databases on backend Linux and Windows (Linux is new, Windows is legacy OS for their terminals) Ability to work out of Mississauga office 5 days per week and travel within GTA 9-5 Salary Range $55,000/year You must currently reside within the Greater Toronto Area and be permitted to work in Canada to be considered for this opportunity. A recruiter will be in touch with you if your profile meets our client's requirements for this role. Consumer Services
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