Field Service Technician, Power Systems Development Program

powerx; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 42,000 - 64,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive Pay

Certification incentives

Referral bonus

Tuition reimbursement

Medical, dental, vision, LTD, STD, and

401k with match

Performance program

Paid parental leave

PTO & holidays

More perks

Job summary

POWERX is seeking a Field Service Technician for its National Technician Development Program in the United States.

This full‑time, entry‑level role begins with five weeks of paid, structured classroom and hands‑on training—covering electrical safety, power systems fundamentals, schematic and blueprint reading, protection and control, testing and commissioning, and microprocessor relay testing—before field deployment.

Qualifications

• New hires complete five weeks of paid, structured classroom and hands‑on training covering workplace electrical safety, power systems fundamentals, schematic and blueprint reading, protection and control, testing and commissioning, and microprocessor relay testing.

Responsibilities

• Testing & commissioning support: Assist senior technicians with electrical field testing, commissioning, and service activities on power systems equipment at customer sites, from basic measurements to acceptance and maintenance testing.
• Electrical safety & hazard control: Apply NFPA 70E requirements and site safety rules, perform JHAs, and help mitigate electrical hazards.
• Test equipment setup & operation: Set up and operate relay test sets, insulation testers, HiPot equipment, DMMs, and power‑quality analyzers, logging data.
• Documentation & reporting: Record test data accurately and support development of test documentation as proficiency grows.

Job description

POWERX is seeking a Field Service Technician for its National Technician Development Program in the United States.

This full‑time, entry‑level role begins with five weeks of paid, structured classroom and hands‑on training—covering electrical safety, power systems fundamentals, schematic and blueprint reading, protection and control, testing and commissioning, and microprocessor relay testing—before field deployment.