ZEISS Benelux

optics and optoelectronics

FieldServiceEngineer

Breda, Netherlands FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

Neural analysis suggests this role is
optimal for Mid+ candidates.

The Brief

“Field Service Engineer at ZEISS Benelux. Skills: Field Service, Customer Support, Technical Repair. Handle installation, maintenance, and repair of ZEISS high-tech measuring machines. Provide first-line support to customers”

What You'll Achieve.

maximize customer satisfaction

Industry & Context.

optics and optoelectronics
Problems you'll solve

provide complete solutions

Eligibility Requirements

travel to customers in Belgium or Luxembourg, Company car, laptop, and iPhone

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

technical bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience, Experience with industrial measuring systems, field customer service experience, patience, creativity, provide complete solutions, stress-resistant, maintain oversight, Excellent written and verbal communication skills in Dutch and English, category driving license

Nice to Have

Knowledge of French

What You'll Do.

and repair of ZEISS high-tech measuring machines

Provide first-line support to customers

Identify new needs among existing customers

Manage administration

and technical documentation

Set up trade fairs when required

How You'll Work.

Communication Scope

Excellent written and verbal communication skills in Dutch and English

Full Job Description

**ZEISS Benelux** In the Benelux we operate in 2 locations: Breda in the Netherlands and in Leuven in Belgium. In total, around 200 employees work in the Benelux. We have a beautiful headquarter in Breda which connects us through open communication, pride in our products and innovations and a pleasant working atmosphere. **ZEISS Group** ZEISS is a world leader in optics and optoelectronics. Last financial year, revenue was EUR 10 billion divided between the Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology, Industrial Quality & Research, Medical Technology and Consumer Markets divisions. The product portfolio includes microscopy solutions for life science and material sciences, multidimensional metrology, medical technologies for ophthalmology and microsurgery, spectacle lenses, camera lenses, binoculars and telescopes. In addition, 80% of the world's microchips are manufactured using ZEISS optical lithography. ZEISS has approx. 43,000 employees and is represented in almost 50 countries with 30 production sites, 60 Sales & Service offices and 27 R&D facilities. **Purpose of the Role** As a Field Service Engineer within our Industrial Quality Solutions team, you represent ZEISS at the customer’s location. You are never in the same place, and every day looks different and brings new challenges. You perform maintenance and repairs, identify opportunities, and provide optimal service to the customer. You are responsible for activities within the Netherlands and will occasionally travel to customers in Belgium or Luxembourg. Your team in the Benelux consists of 10 technical colleagues. **The key responsibilities for this position include (but are not limited to):** * You handle the daily installation, maintenance, and repair of ZEISS high-tech measuring machines. * You provide first-line support to customers. * You identify new needs among existing customers to maximize customer satisfaction. * You manage your administration, measuring tools, test equipment, and technical documenta

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