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Associate Field Service Engineer

JuniorMid levelFull-timeHybridSunshine Coast QLD, AustraliaPosted 3 months agoVerified 3 months ago
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About the job

As a Field Service Engineer at Stryker, you will play a vital role in enhancing healthcare by ensuring that life-saving devices are always performing at their best. Your work will directly impact patient care, making it a fulfilling journey filled with purpose and growth. The team thrives on collaboration, autonomy, and a shared commitment to excellence.

You'll be responsible for

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Repairing and servicing

Repair, service, and test Stryker’s electronic and mechanical devices to manufacturer and regulatory standards.
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Delivering preventive maintenance

Deliver preventive maintenance, calibrations, and annual checks on equipment in hospitals and clinical settings.
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Installing systems

Install systems and complete hardware and software upgrades at customer sites.

Key criteria

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Bachelor’s degree in a technical field

Required degree in Engineering or related technical area.

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Valid driver’s license

Necessary for regional travel to customer sites.

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Strong technical and troubleshooting skills

Hands-on capability to repair and maintain medical devices.

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5 criteria for this job
Bachelor’s degree in a technical field
Required degree in Engineering or related technical area.

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Valid driver’s license
Necessary for regional travel to customer sites.

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Strong technical and troubleshooting skills
Hands-on capability to repair and maintain medical devices.

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Excellent communication skills
Ability to engage effectively with clinicians and customers.

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Experience managing multiple priorities
Proven ability to work independently and handle diverse tasks.

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