Field Technician Jobs

About The Position

Requirements

• Strong alignment with AGent values and mission
• Electrical or electronics technician certification, associate degree, or equivalent hands-on field experience
• 3+ years of experience installing or servicing electrical, controls, or low-voltage systems (generator, ATS, or power industry experience strongly preferred)
• Hands-on experience with generator systems and automatic transfer switches (ATS) — installation, wiring, or troubleshooting
• Working knowledge of controls hardware: PLCs, gateways, relays, sensors, or similar monitoring/communication devices
• Comfortable reading electrical schematics and wiring diagrams
• Demonstrated aptitude for field troubleshooting and problem-solving under real-world site conditions
• Exceptional attention to detail and self-initiative when working independently on-site
• Ability to communicate technical issues clearly to customers, contractors, and internal teams
• Comfortable working around live electrical panels and following proper safety protocols (familiarity with NEC/NFPA 70E a plus)
• Demonstrated desire for continuous learning and improvement
• Role requires regular travel to customer sites; strong preference for someone located in midwest or nearby states
• Valid driver's license and ability to travel to customer sites as needed (may include overnight travel)

Responsibilities

• Install, configure, and commission generator monitoring and control hardware at customer facilities, ensuring proper integration with both the electrical hardware layer (wiring, sensors, ATS, metering) and controls layer (gateways, relays, communication protocols)
• Perform site assessments and pre-installation surveys to determine hardware requirements, wiring paths, panel access, and connectivity options at each facility
• Scale your knowledge and efforts with strong communication across multiple projects and stakeholders
• Execute all phases of on-site installation work: mounting hardware, running and terminating low-voltage wiring, connecting to generator control panels and ATS, and configuring network/communication links
• Validate hardware functionality and data connectivity post-installation, troubleshooting wiring, signal, or communication issues before sign-off
• Serve as the hands-on technical expert during customer kickoffs and site visits, translating project plans into accurate field installations
• Coordinate on-site with customer facility staff, utility representatives, and third-party electrical contractors to ensure safe, code-compliant installations
• Diagnose and repair hardware and connectivity issues in the field, using established troubleshooting protocols and escalating to engineering when needed
• Maintain accurate installation documentation: wiring diagrams, as-built records, device configurations, and site-specific notes
• Follow and help refine standardized installation and commissioning protocols to improve consistency and speed across sites
• Provide field feedback to the engineering team on hardware design, installation challenges, and opportunities to improve reliability or ease of deployment
• Support the hardware alerting system by verifying sensor/controls placement and confirming alert triggers function correctly post-install
• Build relationships with on-site utility personnel and third-party contractors to support smooth, repeatable installations
• Maintain a customer-centric approach on every site visit, ensuring minimal disruption to facility operations
• Travel to customer sites as needed to complete installations, troubleshoot issues, and support commissioning

Benefits

• Competitive base salary, performance bonus, and early-stage equity
• 100% employer-paid Health, Dental, and Vision premiums for full-time employees
• Two health plan options: traditional plan with FSA, or HDHP with company-funded HSA
• Basic Term Life Insurance + voluntary insurance options
• Flexible PTO
• Fully remote — work from anywhere in the U.S.
• Direct access to the founding team and real ownership of your work from day one
• A front-row seat to the energy transition