Agilent · IL
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This role involves installing, calibrating, and maintaining biomedical instruments and related equipment at client sites. The Field Service Engineer provides technical support, troubleshoots complex issues, and collaborates with internal teams to minimize downtime. Candidates should have an associate degree in biomedical equipment technologies, 4+ years of field service experience, and strong electrical/mechanical troubleshooting skills.
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See my matchField Service Engineer is a mid-level field & technical service role at Agilent, fully remote. It was posted 44 days ago. RoleLantern last confirmed the employer's listing is still open today.
Agilent hasn't published pay for this listing. Across the U.S., medical scientists typically earn $77k to $134k, with a median of $101k. Ask about the range early — several states require employers to share it.
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