Field Service Engineer

Description The Field Service Engineer (FSE) 1 is an entry-level engineering position responsible for providing technical field engineering support for company security and surveillance systems. This role is accessible to individuals with prior field service engineering experience, demonstrated performance as a Field Service Technician with the company, a degree in a STEM discipline, or equivalent industry experience supported by relevant certifications. FSE 1 performs field service execution activities and assumes responsibility for diagnosing system issues, performing root cause analysis, and developing corrective actions under limited oversight. This position builds upon the execution expertise of Field Service Technicians by adding engineering judgment, technical problem-solving, and ownership of technical outcomes. FSE 1 reports directly to the Field Service Lead and may receive technical direction from field service positions senior to their own. CONUS and OCONUS travel is required up to 60%.

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Field Engineering Execution Perform on-site installation, configuration, maintenance, and verification of company security and surveillance systems in accordance with approved engineering documentation. Execute and oversee server rack population, equipment mounting, structured cabling, labeling, and physical system assembly as required to support engineering activities. Perform field service execution activities equivalent to those of Field Service Technicians when necessary to support mission requirements. Make engineering change decisions. Diagnosis & Troubleshooting Diagnose system-level issues related to cameras, radar systems, networking equipment, power systems, and supporting IT infrastructure. Perform structured troubleshooting and root cause analysis to identify technical faults, integration issues, or performance deficiencies. Develop and implement corrective actions and field-level engineering solutions. Validate corrective actions through testing, verification, and operational checks. Technical Leadership & Coordination Provide technical direction to Field Service Technicians during field deployments. Serve as a technical point of contact for assigned field activities and customer interactions. Coordinate with engineering, product, and program stakeholders to communicate technical findings, risks, and recommendations. Establish field service methodologies and technical procedures when existing guidance is unavailable or insufficient. Exercise engineering judgment to define execution processes for installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance activities. Ensure procedures are technically sound, safe, repeatable, and aligned with system design intent. Serve as the technical authority for newly developed field service processes until formally adopted. Documentation & Reporting Produce clear and accurate technical reports documenting system issues, root cause analysis, corrective actions, and outcomes. Ensure field service documentation, installation records, and maintenance documentation accurately reflect engineering changes and resolutions. Provide detailed technical feedback to support continuous improvement of products, procedures, and documentation. Author, validate, and standardize procedures that become the baseline for field service execution by Field Service Technicians. Draft rack elevation drawings, boundary diagrams, and connection drawings. Training & Development Maintain required certifications, safety training, and operational qualifications associated with the role. Participate in formal training and on-the-job development to gain proficiency across company product offerings within 6–12 months. Support training and development of Field Service Technicians through technical guidance, procedure generation, and mentorship. Generate externally facing procedures for deliverable system operation and service. Requirements

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES

Minimum Requirements Ability to follow established procedures, identify deviations, and elevate issues appropriately. Ability to read, understand, and follow technical manuals, engineering drawings, wiring diagrams, and written procedures. Ability to safely use hand tools, test equipment, and company-provided systems in accordance with training and established procedures. Ability to follow established processes, checklists, and safety requirements in field environments. Ability to identify deviations from expected system behavior and elevate issues appropriately. Strong team player with the ability to establish solid working relationships with technical staff, peers, customers, and host nation end users. Effective verbal communication skills for coordination with Field Service Technicians, project leadership, and site personnel. Strong organizational skills and ability to manage assigned tasks in dynamic field environments. Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds. Must be comfortable working at height and willing to become a certified authorized climber/rescuer. Ability to obtain and maintain a valid U.S. passport for domestic and international travel. Must be eligible to obtain and maintain a U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Secret security clearance. Ability to perform independent field service tasks with minimal supervision. Working knowledge of company security and surveillance systems, including cameras, radar systems, networking equipment, power systems, and supporting IT infrastructure. Ability to interpret installation documentation and execute multi-step installation activities accurately. Ability to document field activities clearly and accurately in written reports. Ability to support and guide Field Service Technicians in proper task execution. Ability to diagnose technical issues and perform structured root cause analysis. Ability to develop and implement field-level engineering solutions within defined technical boundaries. Ability to evaluate system performance and verify corrective actions through testing and validation. Ability to communicate technical findings and recommendations to engineering, product, and program stakeholders. Foundational understanding of system architecture, interfaces, and integration concepts. Preferred Qualifications Experience with C4ISR systems, hardware fabrication, vehicle/platform system integration, and/or test & evaluation. Basic experience with general purpose scripting languages. Previous experience in technical field service support. Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a related STEM discipline.

WORK EXPERIENCE / EDUCATION

Equivalent experience may include demonstrated performance as a Field Service Technician with the company, prior field service engineering experience, or relevant industry experience supported by technical certifications. #J-18808-Ljbffr AMS Group