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Hitachi Energy in Earth City, Missouri is hiring a Field Service Technician to support transformer equipment across the United States. You will install, commission, maintain, repair, upgrade, and replace equipment, traveling up to 85% to serve customers in diverse sites.
You will read electrical and mechanical drawings, perform internal transformer work, and ensure safe, professional service with a strong focus on customer satisfaction and reliability.
Earth City, Missouri, United States
R0143461
2026-09-24
HITACHI ENERGY USA INC
Engineering & Science
Full time
No
Power systems depend on reliable transformers, and your expertise can help keep them performing at their best.
Join Hitachi Energy as a Field Service Technician and become part of our growing Service organization supporting customers across the United States. From installation and commissioning to maintenance, repairs, upgrades, and life-cycle support, you’ll work directly with critical transformer equipment while helping customers improve reliability and performance.
Reporting to the Regional Field Operation Manager, you’ll combine hands-on technical expertise with a strong customer focus. You’ll troubleshoot challenges, work from mechanical and electrical drawings, support transformer assembly and oil processing activities, and help ensure every service job is completed safely and professionally.
This is an opportunity for someone who enjoys being in the field, solving problems, working with customers, and seeing the direct impact of their work. With travel of up to 85%, you’ll experience a variety of customer sites, equipment, and technical challenges while continuing to expand your transformer service expertise.
If you’re ready to bring your skills to a collaborative team and help support the infrastructure that powers communities and industries, we’d like to hear from you.
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