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Semsons Tech
Experience / Eligibility
B.E / B.Tech / Diploma (Freshers / 0-1 Yr)
Salary
Not Disclosed / As per Industry Standards
Location
Mumbai, India (Remote)
You should be comfortable working with or willing to learn:
Mechanical assemblies and machine components
Electrical wiring and electrical panels
Sensors and switches
Motors and drives
Servo systems
Control systems
Basic PLC concepts
Industrial automation
Pneumatic systems
Machine calibration
Electrical circuit diagrams
Mechanical assembly drawings
Technical manuals and machine documentation
Basic computer and software troubleshooting
You don't need to know every system when you join.
What matters most is your ability to understand how things work, diagnose problems logically and learn quickly.
The Kind of Engineer We're Looking For
This role is not limited to sitting in an office and solving problems from a screen.
You may find yourself:
Monday:
Installing a machine at a jewellery factory.
Tuesday:
Troubleshooting a servo or sensor issue.
Wednesday:
Training operators on a new machine.
Thursday:
Travelling to another city for a service call.
Friday:
Working with the technical team to understand why a recurring fault occurred.
If you enjoy
machines, electronics, engineering, troubleshooting and being on the ground
, this role could be a great fit.
Travel Is Part of the Job
This is a
field service engineering position
.
You should be comfortable travelling to customer manufacturing facilities across
Mumbai and other cities across India
for:
Machine installations
Commissioning
Preventive maintenance
Breakdown service
Customer training
Technical inspections
Machine demonstrations
Troubleshooting and support
Willingness to travel extensively across India is an essential requirement for this role.
Depending on customer requirements, travel may involve short-term and multi-day visits.
Communication Skills Matter
As a Service Engineer, you won't always be speaking with another engineer.
You may need to explain a technical problem and its solution to:
A factory owner
Production manager
Machine operator
Maintenance technician
Jewellery manufacturer
Customer management team
You should therefore be able to:
Communicate clearly
Listen carefully to customer problems
Ask the right technical questions
Explain solutions in simple language
Remain calm during machine breakdowns
Maintain a professional attitude at customer sites
Good engineering + good communication = great field service.