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Labman Automation Ltd is seeking a US Field Service Engineer to install, commission and service laboratory automation systems across the United States. The role is remote with regular travel, primarily in the North Eastern region, and occasional trips to Labman HQ in the UK for training and events.
You’ll diagnose, repair and optimize equipment, provide training, and collaborate with UK engineering teams to resolve complex issues while maintaining strong customer relationships.
Position: US Field Service Engineer – Laboratory Automation
Location: Remote – North Eastern US (primarily Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut or Massachusetts)
Salary: $90,000 USD per annum
Employment Type: Full-time
This is a remote role with regular travel across the US, primarily supporting customers in the North Eastern region. Occasional travel to Labman HQ in Stokesley, North Yorkshire, UK, will be required for training, technical development and company events.
We’re looking for a Field Service Engineer to join our Support Team and provide technical support to Labman customers across the United States.
You’ll install, maintain, troubleshoot and optimise laboratory automation systems, helping customers keep their equipment running safely, reliably and efficiently.
Working closely with customers and our engineering teams in the UK, you’ll use practical engineering skills and analytical problem-solving to diagnose faults, carry out repairs and upgrades, provide training and support long‑term system performance.
This role could be a great fit for a recent MSc or PhD graduate in Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering or a related discipline who wants to apply their scientific skills in a hands‑on, customer‑facing technical role.
Experience with laboratory automation, robotics, scientific instrumentation or industrial automation is advantageous but not essential.
We welcome candidates with a PhD, Master’s or Bachelor’s degree in Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics or a related discipline.
Practical experience gained through research, laboratory equipment, internships, personal projects or previous technical roles is highly valued.
Most importantly, you’ll be curious about how things work, enjoy solving practical problems and be comfortable getting hands‑on with complex equipment.