The Services Technician takes responsibility for the basic equipment setup and configuration of associated software at client sites. They collaborate and work closely with the Engineering organization to provide install and break/fix functions for clients. Individuals in this role install and test new software and hardware.
They maintain servers and network hardware.
They also diagnose and troubleshoot hardware failures and provide technical support, escalating unresolved issues when appropriate. Services Technicians provide telephonic, remote, and on-site support to clients. Often considered a "bag-carrying" repair specialist.
Performs client-site servicing, repair, and/or installation of company product(s).
This job may include any aspect of product field support, including system hardware and software, medical or laboratory devices and equipment, and systems networking.
Provides technical support to customers on operational or maintenance aspects of system equipment.
Serves as customer contact on technical and service-related problems.
Diagnoses mechanical, hardware, software, and systems failures using established procedures.
Determines the most cost-effective repair/resolution to minimize customer downtime.
Prepares reports for analysis of product failure trends and serviceability issues.
Have substantial understanding of the job. Uses skills and knowledge to complete a wide range of tasks. Work is moderately difficult. Needs to use judgement to solve issues or make recommendations. Receives very little daily instruction and only gets general instructions on new work. Typically requires a demonstrable level of related experience.
Relevant vendor and product certification together with the required vocational training completed.
Demonstrable related experience gained within a similar IT environment.