Build Technicians

Field Service Technician (Multiple Openings) $35–$38/hr + OT (1.5x) + Travel Perks Travel: ~30–40% (North America) If you’re someone who likes working with your hands, solving problems in real time, and being part of cutting‑edge automation, this is worth a look. We’re hiring multiple Field Service Technicians to support advanced automated welding systems used across North America. These aren’t cookie‑cutter roles—you’ll be part of a highly technical, hands‑on team working on robotic systems, electrical builds, and precision hardware. We’re hiring for two distinct paths depending on your background: PLC / Electrical Field Service Technician Focus: Automation, robotics, and electrical troubleshooting What you’ll be doing: Troubleshoot and support automated welding cells with robotic arms Work with PLC systems (Allen‑Bradley preferred) – basic ladder logic, debugging, and support Read and interpret wiring diagrams and schematics Perform electrical builds, panel wiring, and component replacement Support installation, startup, and field service projects What we’re looking for: 5+ years of hands‑on electrical or automation experience Experience with PLCs and industrial controls Comfortable doing both electrical AND light mechanical work Background as an electrician, builder, or automation tech Robotic arm experience – big plus Soldering / PCB Field Service Technician Focus: Precision electronics, PCB work, and laser systems What you’ll be doing: Perform soldering, PCB repair, and electronics troubleshooting Support systems involving computer vision and laser technology Build and repair electronic assemblies and components Assist with system installs and field support What we’re looking for: 5+ years of experience with PCB, soldering, or electronics assembly Experience with precision components and diagnostics Exposure to laser systems or vision systems – strong plus Detail‑oriented with steady hands and strong troubleshooting ability Travel & Work Environment 30–40% travel (typically 1–2 weeks at a time, ~2 out of every 5 weeks) Travel across the U.S., with occasional Canada/Mexico 12–14 hour days while on‑site (this is not a 9–5 travel role) Company covers: Flights, hotels, expenses (company card) Meals + per diem Tools provided What Makes This Different You’re not just maintaining—you’re building, troubleshooting, and improving systems Work alongside a tight‑knit team (22 total, growing fast) Exposure to robotics, AI‑driven automation, and advanced manufacturing tech A lot of training and hands‑on learning Flexible scheduling when not traveling What You’ll Need to Succeed Strong work ethic and problem‑solving mindset Willingness to get your hands dirty and figure things out Comfortable working in an environment without rigid SOPs Team‑oriented, adaptable, and proactive Spanish is a plus (not required) Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, age, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, or genetic information. #J-18808-Ljbffr Sterling Engineering, Inc.