Scientific Safety Alliance

• →Perform testing, certification, calibration, repair, and preventive maintenance on biosafety cabinets (BSCs), cleanrooms, autoclaves/sterilizers, fume hoods, and related laboratory equipment.
• →Troubleshoot and diagnose mechanical and electrical systems in the field, using multimeters, hand tools, diagnostic instruments, and electrical schematics.
• →Represent AT Analytical professionally on-site at pharmaceutical, biotech, healthcare, laboratory, and research customers.
• →Complete accurate, on-time service reports and certification documentation in line with regulatory and company standards.
• →Identify additional customer needs and service opportunities, contributing to revenue growth through exceptional service.
• →Work toward and maintain required technical certifications, including BSC certification (NSF 49), cleanroom testing, and autoclave preventive maintenance.
• →Operate safely and independently while managing a travel-based schedule across the Midwest region.

1. Complete all required technical certifications and qualifications within 12 months, including BSC certification, cleanroom testing, and autoclave preventive maintenance.
2. Maintain customer satisfaction scores above company standards while representing AT Analytical professionally on every call.
3. Submit accurate, on-time service reports with less than 5% documentation corrections required.
4. Work independently and reliably in the field, building lasting trust with customers across the territory.
5. Contribute to revenue growth by delivering exceptional service and surfacing additional customer needs.

• Experience: 2+ years (5+ ideal) in field service, biomedical, calibration, or industrial equipment service.
• Strong mechanical aptitude and proven troubleshooting skills on mechanical and electrical systems.
• Comfort working independently in a field service environment with up to 75% overnight travel.
• Ability to read electrical schematics and wiring diagrams and use multimeters, hand tools, and diagnostic equipment.
• Physical capability to lift 50+ pounds and work in mechanical spaces.
• Professionalism and customer focus — strong communication skills and a service-first mindset.
• A valid driver's license and willingness to travel throughout the Midwest.

• Biomedical Equipment Technician, Medical Equipment Technician
• Field Service Technician, Industrial Maintenance Technician
• Calibration Technician, Sterilizer/Autoclave Technician
• HVAC Controls Technician, Military Electronics Technician
• NSF 49 certified and/or CETA CNBT certified (preferred)

Compensation & Benefits

• Employee ownership / equity participation.
• Company-provided vehicle for service calls.
• Paid training and support toward advanced technical certifications.