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Started by Kelly Inch
Tue, 04 Aug 1992 14:57
Wanted: Field Service Engineer in Durham Area
Author: Kelly Inch
Date: Tue, 04 Aug 1992 14:57
Date: Tue, 04 Aug 1992 14:57
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Wanted: Field Service Engineer for the Durham area
Contact: Ron Emrick at 412/922-3336
Emrick & Suber
3 Parkway Center; Suite 200-0
Pittsburgh, PA 15220
QUALIFICATIONS FOR AHI FIELD SERVICE ENGINEER
1) Approximately 5-10 years of job experience. Preferably in the
area of robotics, automation, or motion control. Previous
involvement in a service department is another plus.
2) Must have good hardware trouble-shooting abilities.
i. Experienced at reading schematics, wiring control
cabinets, soldering, etc.
ii. Familiarity with electrical instruments such as
multimeters and oscilloscopes.
iii. Comfortable working with mechanical components
and tools (tap holes, pneumatics, etc.)
3) Must have the ability to install and support software:
i. Some experience with PC's and DOS.
ii. Ability to learn software packages.
iii. Programming experience a plus.
4) The candidate must be willing to be on call 24 hours a day.
The field service engineer will be responsible for maintaining
operation of the Automated Pharmacy Station at customer sites.
5) Since the technician will support customer sites, good
communication skills is a must.
6) The service representative should be willing to do some travelling.
This candidate will occasionally spend time at Automated Healthcare's
headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA. This will require the technician
to be out of town for periods of 1-2 weeks. In addition,
they may assist on other installations.
7) Candidate should have strong references.
8) The candidates must be responsible and have good work ethics
since they will work alone and be managed out of the
Pittsburgh headquarters.
9) Salary: 30-33K
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