Electrical Field Service Technologist — Power Systems & Industrial Controls

Your day with JDC Power Systems Sun up in the DMV. Your first stop: a facility with aging LV/MV switch gear that just tripped. You arrive prepared, run diagnostics with your relay test set, isolate a faulted breaker, review the PLC logic, and get operations back online with minimal downtime. By afternoon, you’re mentoring a junior tech on safe lockout/tagout and running a remote session to help another team interpret SCADA alarms.

That blend of autonomy, complexity, and customer interaction is the rhythm of an FSR2 at JDC Power Systems, LLC.What you’ll take on Independently troubleshoot, service, and repair electrical infrastructure: transformers, circuit breakers, LV/MV switch gear, PLC-based controls, and related equipment.

Diagnose issues on-site with limited oversight, driving uptime and efficiency for our customers.

Execute inspections and performance tests to verify compliance with industry standards.

Team up with senior technicians and engineers on complex calls, escalating when needed.

Own the customer experience

Act as the face of JDC during service visits—translate technical findings into clear solutions and options.

Capture thorough documentation: test results, troubleshooting steps, corrective actions, and system performance notes.

Run an efficient operation

Prioritize and complete multiple work orders with minimal supervision.

Coordinate schedules, parts, tools, and resources with internal teams to hit deadlines.

Maintain accurate records for service activities, inventory, time, and equipment usage.

Leverage remote diagnostic tools; assist colleagues (junior and senior) with remote troubleshooting.

Lead with safety

Work in full compliance with company safety procedures, OSHA requirements, and relevant codes.

Perform site-specific safety assessments, flag hazards, and implement mitigations.

Conduct tailboards/briefings and coach junior techs on safe work practices.

Improve, innovate, document

Keep current on new technologies and industry best practices to elevate service quality.

Recommend process enhancements that improve turnaround time and customer experience.

Contribute to writing and refining SOPs and field best practices.

Qualifications

Education:

High school diploma or equivalent required;
Associate’s in Electrical/Mechanical Engineering or related technical field preferred.

Certifications:

NFPA 70E, OSHA 30, or similar credentials are advantageous.

Experience we value3–5 years in field service focusing on power systems, electrical equipment, or industrial controls.

Proven track record troubleshooting, maintaining, and repairing complex electrical systems/components.

Familiarity with field service software/work order systems is a plus.

Hands-on exposure to PLCs, SCADA, transformers, circuit breakers, LV/MV switch gear, and protective relays.

Core skills

Expert problem-solver able to resolve intricate technical issues independently.

Fluent with electrical test tools and software (multimeters, relay test sets, diagnostics).Clear communicator—capable of explaining complex topics to customers and teammates.

Excellent time management across multiple simultaneous service calls.

Collaborative mindset and team orientation.

Additional requirements

Frequent travel with overnights to customer locations and JDC sites nationwide.

Valid driver’s license and clean driving record.

Strong commitment to safety and customer satisfaction.

Ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, schematics, and wiring diagrams.

Nice-to-have strengths

Experience working at both low- and medium-voltage levels.

Foundational experience with PLCs, SCADA, and protective relays.

Where you’ll be

Location:

DMV area — Regional office is in Sterling, VATravel:
Travel is required on a daily/weekly basis to both customer sites and internal field…