Field Service Engineer, Early Career Program

Eaton Corporation; Nashville (TN); On-site; USD 74,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company vehicle

Toolkit

Phone

Tuition assistance

Overtime pay

Job summary

Eaton Corporation’s Early Career Program in Nashville develops Field Service Engineers to design, test, and service electrical power distribution systems. You’ll gain hands-on experience across diverse customer environments, guided by mentors, with structured training and real-world project exposure.

The program emphasizes technical growth, leadership potential, and teamwork, with travel and field assignments across multiple regions in the U.S.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in engineering from an accredited institution, with graduation date before August of 2027
• Minimum overall GPA 2.8
• At least one internship/co-op or 3 months in technician/maintenance role on machines or equipment

Responsibilities

• Work on assigned projects for electrical power distribution equipment
• Deliver technical solutions to customers
• Perform complex engineering assignments involving design, testing, or analysis
• Display proficiency in Test Equipment Operation, Troubleshooting Techniques, Protective Relays, Power Quality Measurements, Disaster Recovery, Rotating Machinery, Protection & Control Design
• Generate timely service reports on work, product performance and warranties

Skills

Strong computer skills

Problem-solving

Team collaboration

Communication

Education

Engineering degree (B.S. or M.S.)

GPA 2.8+

Tools

Hand tools

Power tools

Job description

Eaton Corporation’s Early Career Program in Nashville develops Field Service Engineers to design, test, and service electrical power distribution systems. You’ll gain hands-on experience across diverse customer environments, guided by mentors, with structured training and real-world project exposure.

The program emphasizes technical growth, leadership potential, and teamwork, with travel and field assignments across multiple regions in the U.S.