Remote Tech Support – Hazardous Area Electrical Panels

Eaton; Bergen; Remote; NOK 600,000 - 850,000; Full time

Job summary

Eaton is hiring for a remote role in Norway that focuses on specifying and quoting EX distribution panels and delivering technical support for hazardous area electrical products. The position collaborates with sales, technical, quality and operations to ensure timely, accurate responses and compliant orders.

The role requires Norwegian language proficiency and strong English communication, with emphasis on project management, customer service, and cross-functional teamwork in a global energy

Qualifications

• Certificate in Electrical engineering or comparable electrical education.
• 5 years’ relevant work experience.
• Proactive in delivering customer-focused solutions.
• Strong understanding of electrical panels for hazardous environments.

Responsibilities

• Specifying and quoting offers for EX distribution panels.
• Ensure enquiries, quotations and orders follow internal processes and trade policies.
• Provide technical support to hazardous area electrical sector for control and distribution products.
• Support Field Sales in identifying opportunities through Case Management.
• Collaborate with technical, quality and operations teams to meet quality and delivery targets.

Skills

Customer-oriented

Project management

Communication

Multitasking and prioritization

Team player

Problem-solving

Norwegian language

English language

Education

Certificate in Electrical engineering

Tools

SAP

MS Office

CRM system

Job description

Eaton is hiring for a remote role in Norway that focuses on specifying and quoting EX distribution panels and delivering technical support for hazardous area electrical products. The position collaborates with sales, technical, quality and operations to ensure timely, accurate responses and compliant orders.

The role requires Norwegian language proficiency and strong English communication, with emphasis on project management, customer service, and cross-functional teamwork in a global energy