📍 Location: San Francisco, CA (On-site)
đź’Ľ Job Title:Â Field Service Manager
đź› Skills Required:
🎯 Experience Level: Mid-Senior
📆 Experience Required: 7 Years
🎓 Education: Bachelor’s degree
đź”§ Job Function:Â Engineering
🏠Industry: Consumer Electronics
💰 Compensation: $71,000 – $90,000 annually
📦 Relocation Assistance: Not provided
🌍 Visa Sponsorship: Not available
📌 Open Positions: 1
Overview:
Are you a natural-born leader with an affinity for delivering top-notch service and support? Does cultivating a dedicated team of digital-savvy service specialist within a dynamic environment sound like your sweet spot?
Canon U.S.A, a pioneer in technology, solutions, and services, wants to hear from you. We’re actively seeking a Field Service Manager to empower our talented group of technical Digital Service Specialists who proudly service and support Canon’s hardware and software technology-based solutions to keep our innovative customers moving forward.
Responsibilities:
We’re looking for a true go-getter to oversee:
Qualifications:
Do you meet these requirements?
Job insight:
Must have:
Hands-on field service experience with digital and electromechanical systems.Screening question:
1.) Can you summarize your experience managing a field service team responsible for supporting digital and electromechanical business systems—including how you’ve handled team development, escalated technical issues (e.g., firmware, network, or software-related), and maintained high levels of customer satisfaction?
2.) Please provide the link to candidate’s LinkedIn profile:
3.) What is the candidate’s highest level of education?
4.) Has the candidate applied or been interviewed for any role with this company in the past? If so, please provide details.
5.) What is the candidate’s desired total compensation? (Please specify base salary vs. commission/bonus expectation)
6.) Where is the candidate located? If candidate is not near the job location, please explain relocation plan in detail (e.g. timeline, relocating with family, selling/buying property)
7.) Is the candidate legally authorized to work in the US for any employer?
8.) Will the candidate now or in the future, require immigration sponsorship for work authorization (for example, H-1B status)?