Entry-Level CNC Field Service Engineer

Do you like figuring out how things work—and fixing them when they don’t?

Are you the person who enjoys working on cars, motorcycles, machinery, or other mechanical equipment? Maybe you’ve gone to school for automotive, diesel, industrial maintenance, machining, or a similar field. Or perhaps you’ve worked as a CNC operator and found yourself more interested in troubleshooting and maintaining the machine than simply operating it.

If that sounds like you, we’d like to talk.

You do not need to be an experienced CNC service technician to apply.

We’re looking for someone with mechanical aptitude, curiosity, a strong work ethic, and a desire to learn
. We’ll help you develop the CNC knowledge and field‑service skills.

Build a Career, Not Just Get a Job

Entry‑Level CNC Field Service Engineer – Wisconsin

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Do you like figuring out how things work—and fixing them when they don’t?

Are you the person who enjoys working on cars, motorcycles, machinery, or other mechanical equipment? Maybe you’ve gone to school for automotive, diesel, industrial maintenance, machining, or a similar field. Or perhaps you’ve worked as a CNC operator and found yourself more interested in troubleshooting and maintaining the machine than simply operating it.

If that sounds like you, we’d like to talk.

You do not need to be an experienced CNC service technician to apply.

We’re looking for someone with mechanical aptitude, curiosity, a strong work ethic, and a desire to learn
. We’ll help you develop the CNC knowledge and field‑service skills.

Build a Career, Not Just Get a Job

As an Entry‑Level CNC Field Service Engineer
, you’ll work alongside experienced senior service engineers throughout Wisconsin, learning how to troubleshoot, repair, maintain, and install some of the most sophisticated CNC machine tools in manufacturing.

You’ll gain hands‑on experience in areas such as:

• Mechanical troubleshooting and repair
• CNC machine operation and technology
• Electrical and electronic systems
• Preventive maintenance
• Machine installation and set‑up
• Diagnosing problems and finding solutions
• Working directly with customers

As your knowledge and experience grow, so will your ability to handle service calls independently.

This is an opportunity to develop a highly specialized technical skill set while building a long‑term career in an industry that keeps American manufacturing moving.

We want our service engineers focused on learning, solving problems, and taking care of customers—not worrying about the tools they need to do their jobs.

We provide:

• Hands‑on training alongside experienced senior engineers
• Car allowance
• Company‑provided cell phone
• Company‑provided laptop
• Fuel expenses covered
• Fast, hassle‑free expense reimbursement
• Ongoing technical training and development
• Opportunities to grow as your technical skills develop

You’ll be exposed to different customers, machines, industries, and technical challenges. If sitting behind a desk doing the same thing every day doesn’t appeal to you, this could be a great fit.

Working directly with our experienced service engineers, you’ll learn to:

• Troubleshoot and repair CNC machinery
• Perform preventive maintenance
• Assist with new machine installations
• Diagnose mechanical, electrical, and technical problems
• Work directly with customers to resolve equipment issues
• Provide basic customer training and technical support
• Maintain accurate customer and technical documentation
• Take ownership of service cases and projects
• Represent Ellison Technologies professionally and ethically

We’re less concerned about whether you already have CNC…