Field Service Specialist

Job Locations US-MO-Saint Louis
ID
2026-4416
Category
Field Service

Overview

Field Service Specialist – St. Louis, MO (Military Transition Pathway)

St. Louis, MO (Remote / Field-Based)

 

Your military service instilled the adaptability, focus, and technical aptitude needed to succeed in demanding environments. Bring those elite traits to a global organization dedicated to protecting lives and industrial sites. We are hiring a remote Field Service Specialist in the St. Louis metropolitan area. This role is a perfect match for veterans looking for a rewarding, hands-on career where attention to detail is paramount.

 

Work Schedule & Travel Details

  • Predictable Deployments: Work a scheduled 10-day on-call rotation (starting Tuesday and concluding Thursday of the next week) followed by 4 consecutive, uninterrupted days off.
  • Fully Orchestrated Travel: Experience a dynamic mix of local, national, and international travel. All itineraries are fully pre-planned, booked, and covered by the company.

 

Compensation Structure

  • Base Compensation: Non-exempt annual salary of ~$65,000, plus structured pathways for professional raises and promotions.
  • Total Package: Easily reach $80,000+ in your first year through built-in overtime opportunities, daily travel stipends, and full per-diem packages.

 

Your Mission in the Field

  • Deploy to client locations to set up, calibrate, and service specialized equipment.
  • Upgrade field-installed protection systems to ensure optimal safety performance.
  • Perform advanced electromechanical troubleshooting to resolve system discrepancies.
  • Draft, compile, and submit precise technical reports following each service call.
  • Collaborate with clients, offering clear explanations and superior technical support.

 

Requirements

  • Ability to read schematics and troubleshoot electromechanical equipment.
  • Electrical experience is strongly preferred (ratings like Navy EM, Army 91B, or similar are highly valued).
  • Comfortable with getting hands-on and dirty on industrial work sites.

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