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Johnson & Johnson in the Netherlands seeks an experienced Engineer, Technical Customer Support to provide on-site technical service for surgical and diagnostic equipment across markets.
You will install, inspect, repair and document equipment, manage service contracts, and support customers with rapid issue resolution while ensuring QA compliance and safety standards. This role may require travel and collaboration with field operations and sales teams.
The engineer, Technical Customer Support is located in areas with high market presence of J&J medical equipment, Cataract, Refractive & OSD surgery. One prime purpose of the specialist is to provide technical service in cultural and geographic proximity to customers. This will allow J&J to offer professional and fast support to our customers. Further, Specialist, Technical Customer Support can develop, improve and extend existing customer relationships, resulting in incremental sales of services (Service contracts). Specialist will be key for J&J to closely track performance of medical equipment, respond quickly to customer enquiries and provide accurate feedback on system usage, performance and customer satisfaction. In her/his technical role, is integrated in the European Field operations, with close relationship to the local equipment manager and sales. He will actively approach customers in regard to sales of services. J&J Field Service operates in a European network, occasional travel on short term notice within EAM if required. It is expected that Specialist, Technical Customer Support has a significant positive impact on generation of incremental revenue through their support activities.
Accelerating, Applications Support, Customer Centricity, Customer Experience Management, Customer Retentions, Customer Support, Customer Support Operations, Customer Support Trends, Execution Focus, Incident Management, Issue Escalation, Problem Solving, Product Knowledge, Quality Services, Service Request Management, Technical Credibility