Abbott
healthcare
TechnicalServiceSpecialist
“Technical Service Specialist at Abbott. Skills: technical & service support, instrument service, customer training. performing service of immunochemistry, biochemistry and hematology instruments, laboratory-oriented IT systems & laboratory track systems. Provide technical & service support to Abbott Diagnostics customers”
What You'll Achieve.
customer satisfaction score (NPS); Service key performance indicators; achievement; economic growth; profitability
Industry & Context.
problem-solving mindset
field-based role, regular travelling within Athens, Greece, occasional travels within Europe, Willingness to travel on a frequent basis, travel: Yes, 50 % of the Time
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
BSc/ MSc or college degree in Biomedical Engineering or Electronics Engineering, Fluency in English, both verbal & written, Very good computer skills including MS Office, Excellent communication & interpersonal skills, Self-driven & keeping up-to-date with new trends in the profession & industry, Highly organized, resilient, with a problem-solving mindset, Proactive, able to effectively manage customer needs & demonstrate customer centricity, Willingness to travel on a frequent basis
Nice to Have
1-2 years of experience within HealthCare IVD Industry
What You'll Do.
performing service of immunochemistry
biochemistry and hematology instruments
laboratory-oriented IT systems & laboratory track systems
Provide technical & service support to Abbott Diagnostics customers
Schedule & perform planned maintenance activities to Abbott Diagnostics portfolio of products
Perform instrument installations & deinstallations
Perform customer trainings
How You'll Work.
Communication Scope
Fluency in English, both verbal & written; Excellent communication & interpersonal skills
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