Field Service Technician

Aquaria Job Opportunity

Aquaria is pioneering atmospheric water generation technology — machines that pull clean drinking water from the air. We're on a mission to help customers achieve water independence and combat water scarcity.

Water scarcity is real. You see it on the news. You are likely directly or indirectly affected by it. Reservoirs are hitting record lows, aquifers are being drained faster than they can recharge, and aging infrastructure is failing communities that once took clean water for granted. Droughts that used to be once-in-a-generation events now arrive with alarming regularity, and the strain isn't limited to remote or arid regions — it's reaching suburbs, farms, and major cities alike.

Municipal systems are stretched thin, contamination scares are becoming routine, and the cost of water is climbing even as its reliability falls. This isn't a distant, someday problem — it's here, and it's accelerating.

At Aquaria, we believe access to clean water shouldn't depend on a functioning pipe, a healthy reservoir, or a zip code. By generating water directly from the air, we're giving people a source they can count on — one that doesn't run dry when the well does. Every unit we deploy is a step toward a world where water independence is real, resilient, and within reach for anyone who needs it.

Our machines are specialized heat-exchange systems whose purpose is to produce water. High-powered fans draw fresh air into the machine. Condensation forms on the coils, then drips into an internal storage tank where it is then UV-sterilized on timed intervals and filtered prior to exiting the machine for use.

Requirements

You know heat-exchange systems in and out already. Though Aquaria can train you on our company and the components that make our systems unique, we cannot train on HVAC/refrigeration. This is where you are the subject matter expert. You thrive in environments that have shifting priorities where no two days look quite alike. You love the outdoors and know how to keep yourself cool and hydrated in the Texas heat (you will work with filtered water so there is plenty of opportunity to stay hydrated).

Service Call Resolution:
You're dispatched with information about a customer issue. You diagnose the problem, determine the root cause and point of failure, and resolve it before leaving the site. While on-site, you also conduct a thorough, end-to-end health check of the entire machine to ensure its holistic health — not just fixing the reported issue, but confirming the unit is in good overall shape.

Below is an additional breakdown of what you can expect day to day:

• Preventative Maintenance:
  When dispatched for routine maintenance visits, you inspect machines, clean components, replace filters as needed, and ensure units are operating optimally.
• Post-Installation Machine Support:
  Assist with commissioning of new unit installations, including electrical, plumbing, and refrigeration connections.
• Warehouse Operations:
  Assist with machine QA prior to leaving the warehouse, shipping, receiving, inventory counts and organization, and equipment preparation.
• Documentation and Reporting:
  Use basic AI tools to document service visits, maintenance performed, and issues identified as a means of reporting and record-keeping. We'll train you — no spreadsheets, no paperwork, just efficient AI-assisted documentation that makes your job easier.
• Safety and Compliance:
  Follow all safety protocols and regulations, including proper refrigerant handling and electrical work.

• EPA Section 608 Certification:
  Required for refrigerant handling and compressor work.
• Refrigeration
  
  Experience:
  
  You must understand sealed systems, compressors, and refrigerant…