Field Service Technician Class A

Job Description: The Opportunity This isn't just another field role—it's your gateway to leading diverse technical teams, managing complex projects, and building lasting partnerships with industry leaders. You'll combine hands‑on expertise with strategic thinking, ensuring optimal performance of power infrastructure that millions depend on daily. With travel opportunities up to 85%, you'll experience diverse project environments while developing specialized skills in transformer testing, maintenance, and installation. As part of our fastest-growing division, you’ll have a direct impact on grid reliability and renewable energy integration. Every project you complete strengthens the backbone of modern society while advancing your technical capabilities. From routine maintenance to emergency repairs, you’ll be the problem‑solver customers trust when the stakes are highest. Join a global energy leader where your technical skills drive real‑world impact and your career growth is limitless. This position is eligible for a sign‑on bonus contingent upon : successful completion of the hiring process, completion of onboarding requirements, and execution of a sign‑on bonus agreement with terms and conditions. How You’ll Make an Impact Lead technical crews of 2-8+ specialists through complex transformer installation and maintenance projects. Execute comprehensive electrical testing including power factor analysis, winding resistance, and SFRA diagnostics. Serve as primary customer liaison and technical advisor during critical field operations. Optimize project workflows by strategically assigning tasks based on team strengths and site conditions. Manage high‑voltage equipment ranging from distribution transformers to transmission‑level apparatus. Conduct preventive maintenance and emergency repairs on mission‑critical power infrastructure. Collaborate with engineering teams to resolve technical challenges and implement innovative solutions. Mentor junior technicians while promoting continuous safety excellence across all operations. Ensure compliance with applicable external and internal regulations, procedures, and guidelines. Your Background Associate degree / two‑year technical diploma and a minimum of 10 years of transformer service experience; OR, high school diploma / GED and a minimum of 12 years of transformer service experience. 3 or more years of experience supervising transformer service teams. Comprehensive knowledge of transformer field service operations and electrical testing procedures. Expertise in transformer installation, vacuum/oil processing, and internal component assembly. Valid driver’s license with flexibility to travel up to 85% throughout the assigned territory. Strong technical problem‑solving abilities and leadership experience in field environments. Proven track record working safely around high‑voltage electrical equipment. Candidate must already have work authorization that would permit them to work for Hitachi Energy in the United States. More About Us Health Care (medical, dental, vision, etc.) Financial Well‑being: employer‑sponsored pension (401(k) with generous company match and contribution), life/AD&D insurance, disability insurance. Family Care: life and family insurance (legal, pet, auto, home, identity theft, etc.), special‑needs support, and adoption assistance. Work‑Life: enhanced leave programs (FMLA, military service leave, maternal, paternal, adoption, vacation, and holiday). Employee Engagement and Development: employee resource groups (depending on location), tuition reimbursement program, on‑demand learning platforms. Equal Employment Opportunity —any individual who meets the qualifications for the position may apply. States of Virginia, North Carolina, and the United States generally provide for certain accommodations for people with disabilities. Qualified candidates with disabilities may request accommodations. Veterans and individuals with previous military service are strongly encouraged to apply. #J-18808-Ljbffr