Primary Role:A Service Engineer will be responsible for installation, Maintenance, Troubleshooting, Repair, Documentation and providing Technical Support.Job Responsibilities: Experience in handling repair/maintenance of molecular Instruments. Experience in the installation and maintenance of diagnostic instruments, particularly RT-PCR (Reverse Transcription Polymerase Chain Reaction) machines and automated sample extraction systems, is highly valuable for a Service Engineer in the medical field. Should have experience on Pathological Instruments. Relevant technical knowledge on basic electrical/Electronics. Must have computer software/Hardware installation knowledge. Must have computer software/Hardware installation knowledge. Customer Handling experience. Minimizing downtime through proactive measures is crucial for Service Engineers, especially in the context of diagnostic instruments like RT-PCR and automated sample extraction systems. Making Maintenance & Service-related reports. Working closely with the sales team. An ability to work well under pressure. Extensive travel is often a key aspect of a Service Engineer's role, especially for those servicing pathological or lab instrumentsJob Specification: Having a good exposure in diagnostic instruments maintenance and troubleshooting Preferably from Life science/Biotech companyQualification: BE/B-Tech in Biomedical/Mechanical/Electronics. Diploma Holder may also be considered with a good experience in the Diagnostics Instrument field.Experience-2 to 5 YearsAdditional Skills Positive behavior is crucial for a Service Engineer, especially in the context of maintaining and troubleshooting diagnostic instruments. Customer orientation is a vital aspect in this role. The ability to work under pressure is a critical skill Teamwork is an essential Problem-solving skills
Job Title
Service Engineer Clinical Diagnostics