Entry-Level Electronics Technician; UPS Field Engineer

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Pearce is a leading technology-enabled provider of asset management solutions for mission-critical electromechanical infrastructure throughout North America. Pearce provides technical maintenance, repair, operations, and engineering services for uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, backup power generators, battery energy storage systems (BESS), critical cooling systems, and other electrical and mechanical infrastructure across end markets such as renewable energy, telecom, and data centers. Founded in 1998, Pearce has more than 4,000 employees and 28 locations across the U.S. Pearce is a wholly owned subsidiary of CBRE Group, Inc.,

the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment firm. To learn more about Pearce visit

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Pearce from CBRE is seeking an Entry-Level Electronics Technician (UPS Field Engineer) to support customers throughout DFW and the surrounding region.

This is an excellent opportunity for recent graduates of technical or career schools, transitioning service members, and military veterans who want to build a long-term career in critical power and field service.

Previous UPS field service experience is not required. Pearce will provide hands-on training, technical development, and field experience under the guidance of experienced technicians.

In this role, you will learn to inspect, maintain, test, troubleshoot, and repair UPS systems, battery systems, DC power equipment, power distribution units, and related mission‑critical equipment. These systems support essential operations within data centers, telecommunications facilities, healthcare facilities, industrial sites, and government installations.

The ideal candidate has a strong foundation in electronics or electrical theory, enjoys troubleshooting equipment, works safely, and is ready to learn.

• Complete company-provided classroom, safety, equipment, and hands‑on field training.
• Assist experienced technicians with preventive maintenance, inspections, testing, troubleshooting, and repairs of UPS systems, battery plants, DC power systems, PDUs, inverters, and related equipment.
• Learn to identify and troubleshoot electrical and electronic system faults using schematics, wiring diagrams, test equipment, and manufacturer documentation.
• Support the installation, commissioning, and replacement of UPS systems, batteries, battery monitoring systems, and related critical power equipment.
• Perform visual inspections, collect equipment readings, document findings, and report potential problems to senior technicians.
• Learn to use multimeters, battery testing equipment, and other electronic diagnostic tools safely and correctly.
• Assist with battery testing, battery replacement, equipment cleaning, and routine maintenance activities.
• Accurately complete service reports, maintenance records, timekeeping, and other required documentation.
• Communicate professionally with customers, supervisors, dispatchers, and other field technicians.
• Follow OSHA, NFPA 70E, company safety procedures, and customer site requirements.
• Maintain assigned tools, test equipment, safety gear, and company vehicles.
• Participate in ongoing technical training and work toward the ability to complete service assignments independently.
• Support additional field service activities as business and customer needs evolve.

• Basic understanding of electronics, electrical systems, AC/DC theory, mechanical systems, or electronic troubleshooting gained through one or more of the following:
• Technical or career school training
• Community college coursework
• Apprenticeship or certificate program
• Military technical training
• Hands‑on work, laboratory, or field experience
• Ability to read…