Coffee Loving Service Technician

Caffeinated Coffee Repairs; El Paso (TX); On-site; USD 28,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental insurance

Vision insurance

401(k) with company match

Company vehicle after training

Job summary

Caffeinated Coffee Repairs is seeking a Coffee Equipment Technician to diagnose why espresso machines stop pulling shots and fix them in the field across the United States. You’ll work independently with support from a team handling logistics and administration, while you perform hands-on repairs on commercial machines.

You’ll need to use a multimeter, read diagrams, and perform precise disassembly/reassembly.

Qualifications

• Must be comfortable using a multimeter for measurements.
• Able to work with basic hand tools and safely disassemble/reassemble equipment.
• Experience with home electrical work, plumbing repairs, or hands-on projects preferred.

Responsibilities

• Perform 2–3 service calls at commercial coffee locations (cafes, hotels, hospitality accounts).
• Measure electrical signals (voltage, resistance, capacitance) and trace faults via diagrams.
• Identify thread types, fabricate adapters, and carefully reassemble equipment.
• Review parts in diagrams, write clear service notes, and keep dispatch records in ServiceTitan.
• Communicate findings to customers clearly and professionally; verify calibration by tasting coffee after repair.

Skills

Multimeter use

Hand tools proficiency

Electrical basics

Tools

Parts diagrams

Job description

Coffee Equipment Technician — The Role Nobody Told You About

We’re not looking for someone who can pull a perfect shot. We’re looking for someone who can figure out why the machine stopped pulling shots at all — and fix it. If you’re handy, curious, and genuinely like coffee, keep reading.

Caffeinated Coffee Repairs services commercial espresso machines, brewers, grinders, and water systems across the South-Central and Pacific Northwest United States. Our technicians work independently in the field, backed by a team that handles everything except the actual repair work. That part’s on you.

What you’ll be doing every day

Two to three service calls at commercial coffee locations — cafes, hotels, hospitality accounts. The work includes:

• Measuring voltage, resistance, capacitance, and continuity with a multimeter
• Tracing faults through electrical and hydraulic diagrams
• Identifying thread types and outlet configurations, fabricating adapters as needed
• Taking apart and reassembling equipment carefully, with no corners cut
• Looking up part numbers in parts diagrams and machine documentation
• Writing service notes that are accurate, professional, and free of errors
• Keeping time and tickets organized in ServiceTitan, our dispatch platform
• Communicating repair findings to customers clearly and professionally
• Tasting coffee after each repair to verify the machine is calibrated correctly

You should already be comfortable with a multimeter and basic hand tools. Experience with home electrical work, plumbing repairs, or hands‑on projects is expected. You’ll need a valid driver’s license, a clean driving record, the ability to lift 75 lbs, a smartphone capable of running our required apps, and a secure address for parts deliveries via FedEx and UPS.

What we’ve built so you can do your job well

Dispatch, scheduling, and back‑office administrative support are handled by a dedicated team. Inventory is tracked digitally and reordered automatically — though you’ll assist with parts receiving and inventory counts. Basic vehicle confidence is part of the role too — things like handling a flat tire or bringing the vehicle in for scheduled maintenance. Once training is complete, you’ll receive a company vehicle and start each day from home.

What we expect at 30, 60, and 90 days

At 30 days, you can accurately diagnose equipment issues and explain how each system works. Speed comes later — right now, precision is everything.

At 60 days, you’re handling calls on your own without needing backup. Errors are rare.

At 90 days, you’re averaging two hours or less per site. Reliable and efficient.

What’s in it for you

• $20–$25/hour depending on experience and certifications
• Expected hours: 30 - 60 per week
• Medical, dental, and vision insurance within the first 90 days
• 401(k) with company match and paid time off
• Company vehicle after training is complete
• A real path forward in a skilled, growing trade
• Military friendly and equal opportunity employer