Listen. Solve. Fix. You’ve got the technical and communication skills our customers rely on. Remote or on-site, field service engineers keep medical devices and departments running, improving lives 24/7. Make your mark on the health technology industry and help make life better for patients and healthcare providers alike. When you join us, you'll combine purpose with passion!
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Make a world of difference
The work you do every day makes a difference to real people – healthcare professionals and patients - all around the world. Sometimes even those closest to you. Inspired by our purpose of improving lives through meaningful innovation, you’ll make your mark by ensuring the uptime, quality and safety of our equipment and solutions across multiple locations.
Harness the power of together
Our customers view you as a key part of their operations and a trusted partner. You’ll be able to work independently out in the field, making an impact where and when it matters most. You’ll also enjoy great collaboration with your peers and a strong buddy system. Every day is an opportunity to learn from one another while putting your expertise and passion to work in the most vital of ways.
Grow as yourself
You’ll think of your career path not in terms of position or rank but as an opportunity to explore what you’re capable of. You’ll learn different modalities, equipment and devices and receive continuous training to support your work at the forefront of health technology. The talents you have and those you'll discover will be supported and embraced.
Gain perks to thrive
You’ll receive a variety of benefits aimed at keeping you happy, healthy, strong and engaged. And you’ll be given the flexibility to help you shape a healthy work rhythm with strong holiday policies, well-being programs and more offerings designed to support you – both inside and outside of work.
In my opinion, Field Service Engineers play one of the most important role in any product/solution-based company.
Sriraman Natarajan
Head of Customer Service, India
80% of my time is spent on fixing equipment and 20% on admin and other tasks which could also include training.
Ruth Otieno
Field Service Engineer, Nairobi
A lot of patients I’ve supported are elderly, sometimes they write an email or handwritten note to the team expressing how grateful they are - it always makes me smile!
Moumita Chowdhury
Team Lead (SRC), Australia
What I like most about my role is the ability to help customers, to fix things that are broken and to leave the hospital feeling like a hero.
Josh Feller
Field Service Engineer, USA
At Philips you can simply be yourself. You don't have to change to suit anyone, and everybody is friendly and supportive giving you help and if and when you need it.
Warren Thorpe
Field Service Engineer, UK
Many Engineers move into project management with the experience that they gain as Field Service Engineers. It's quite a versatile role.
Terry Allen
District Service Manager, USA
I set out each day with a team approach and stay customer-focused. This has been my work ethic for almost 26 years with Philips.
Duane Harris
Field Service Engineer, USA
When I first joined upon graduation, I was new to the field and wasn’t ready to conduct repair work on my own. Now, I complete nearly 100 repair jobs a year.
Yurina Osuma
Field Service Engineer, Japan
At Philips, it's easy to find the balance between exciting work and free time, and the great colleagues and the team are a big part of that.
Oliver Kaufung
Field Service Engineer, Germany
As a Field Service Engineer, I have the opportunity to improve lives. Patient safety & customer satisfaction are my top priorities. I am proud to be a part of this team.
Steffen Kaatz
Field Service Engineer, Germany
Hear what our field service engineers have to say
Meet Ruth: A field service engineer at PhilipsFrontline field service engineers – like Ruth Otieno have a vital role to play in keeping healthcare equipment running. Ruth explains her typical day, and provides advice for new field engineers
What does it take to be a Field Service Engineer?If there was ever a job at the heart of the customer experience, it would have to be the field service engineer (FSE). Working directly with customers, listening, and solving problems are all in a day’s work for our FSEs.
Tony Shy's professional journey with PhilipsTony, a field service engineer in the United States talks about his journey at Philips. He walks us through his day in an interesting video and talks about what this job means to him
Field Service engineering: A gateway to opportunitiesSriraman Natarajan, Head of Customer Service at Philips India (based out of Mumbai) shares his insights on why field service engineering could be a career path worth considering.