Technician Specializing in Electromechanical Maintenance

Customer support for the operation of electromechanical equipment, including both hardware and software.

Assisting customers with troubleshooting issues involving electromechanical equipment.

Technical and specialized training for customers on how to operate the equipment under their responsibility.

All repair, calibration, warranty service, and maintenance activities for vibration systems and mechanical actuators, as well as the equipment and facilities associated with them, that are necessary for the commissioning and/or restoration of optimal operation of the facility or equipment under your responsibility.

Plan the repair and installation tasks that have been assigned to you.

Performing the necessary maintenance and repairs to restore the equipment to proper working order.

Minimum education: Level 2 vocational training in electronics or mechanics. A bachelor’s degree in mechanical, electronic, or mechatronics engineering is highly desirable.

Extensive knowledge of electronics, power electronics, mechanical systems, and instrumentation and sensors in general.

A minimum of 3 years of verifiable experience in the repair and maintenance of electromechanical equipment is required.

Technical skills related to component soldering.

Computer science at the appropriate level.

Languages: High level of written, reading, and spoken English.