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Remote Robotics Field Service Technician jobs

10 open positions in the United States, newest first.

Robotics field service technicians install, maintain and repair robots at customer sites such as warehouses, factories, hospitals and restaurants. They are responsible for keeping deployed units running: performing preventive maintenance, diagnosing mechanical, electrical and sensor faults, swapping components and documenting each visit so engineering can track recurring failures.

About the Robotics Field Service Technician role

What the work looks like

  • Travel to customer sites to diagnose faults using error logs, multimeters, diagnostic software and wiring diagrams.
  • Replace motors, drive wheels, batteries, sensors, cables and circuit boards and recalibrate the robot afterward.
  • Carry out scheduled preventive maintenance and firmware updates across the fleet in an assigned area.
  • Install and commission new units, including mapping the site, testing safety functions and training customer staff.
  • Record parts used, root cause and time on site in the service ticketing system and escalate unresolved issues to engineering.

What employers ask for

  • Electromechanical troubleshooting and repair
  • Reading electrical schematics and mechanical drawings
  • Multimeter, hand tool and soldering proficiency
  • Basic Linux command line and networking
  • Associate degree or military technical training
  • Valid driver's license and ability to lift equipment

Doing this job remotely

This is a field job, not a work-from-home job. Remote in these postings means the technician is home-based with no office to report to and drives or flies to customer sites within a territory, often daily. Candidates need to live in the service area, and schedules can include nights, weekends or on-call coverage because customer operations do not stop.

Where it comes from and where it leads

Technicians come from industrial maintenance, automotive or aviation repair, military electronics roles and mechatronics programs. The job leads to senior or lead technician, field service engineer, technical support or training roles, and field service management.