Field Service Engineer — Analytical Instrumentation

Shimadzu Scientific Instruments; Bloomington (IL); On-site; USD 75,000 - 77,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company car

Fuel card

Company phone

Job summary

Shimadzu Scientific Instruments is seeking a Field Service Engineer I in Bloomington, IL to repair, maintain and verify analytical instruments, including demo equipment and instruments returned from customers.

You will travel locally to support customer needs, provide on-site service, and assist with installations. The role requires an associate degree in electrical engineering or technology and at least four years of hands-on instrument repair experience.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Electrical Engineering or Technology required; a bachelor's degree is preferred.
• At least four years of experience repairing analytical instrumentation (HPLC, GC, LCMS, AA or similar).
• Strong technical knowledge of listed instruments and good communication skills.
• Willingness to travel and interact with customers.

Responsibilities

• Provide daily repair and maintenance support for assigned products.
• Conduct in-house bench repairs as needed; primarily handle field service calls with limited supervision.
• Travel within the local region (including day and overnight trips) to support customer needs.
• Offer technical support via phone to customers and field personnel regarding repairs, maintenance and installations.

Skills

Instrument repair

Travel readiness

Customer relations

Benchtop repair

Education

Associate degree in Electrical Engineering or Technology

Bachelor's degree preferred

Tools

HPLC

GC

LCMS

AA

Job description

Shimadzu Scientific Instruments is seeking a Field Service Engineer I in Bloomington, IL to repair, maintain and verify analytical instruments, including demo equipment and instruments returned from customers.

You will travel locally to support customer needs, provide on-site service, and assist with installations. The role requires an associate degree in electrical engineering or technology and at least four years of hands-on instrument repair experience.