Field Service Technician of Automotive Service Equipment - Gastonia, NC

Hunter Engineering CompanyGastonia, NC
Onsite

About The Position

Looking to build your career with a company that values innovation, stability, and people? Join our dedicated team as a Field Service Technician for our Gastonia, NC market. Since 1946, Hunter Engineering has been aligning cutting-edge technology with a strong commitment to quality. As a family-owned, American-made company, Hunter is the global leader in automotive service equipment, with our products used in over 130 countries by top vehicle manufacturers, tire companies, and service centers. We’re proud to have been recognized as a Best Places to Work finalist by the St. Louis Business Journal for four consecutive years (2022 – 2025), a testament to our commitment to our people. Here, employees are supported, challenged, and take pride in their work. We offer exceptional benefits, a healthy work-life balance, and meaningful opportunities for professional growth. If you’re ready to join a team shaping the future of automotive service, read on.

Requirements

  • Excellent customer service skills
  • Superior organizational skills
  • Self-starter mentality
  • High level of technical ability
  • Previous technical service and/or automotive service background preferred

Responsibilities

  • Install and repair Hunter’s state-of-the-art automotive service equipment in car dealerships and other vehicle service locations
  • Assist Hunter customers in reaching their equipment and training goals
  • Commit to excellence and join in the continual growth and betterment of Hunter’s already well-known and respected brand

Benefits

  • Top-notch training
  • Access to technical resources
  • Recognition for top performers
  • Generous start-up plan
  • Numerous approvals by vehicle and tire manufacturers and industry recognition awards
  • Long-term career track in Service, Sales, Marketing, Product Management, and Business Development
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