Field Service Technician

Job description

Let’s talk about Canberra for a second Canberra is a unique place. Half the people you meet have a security clearance. The other half will casually mention they “work in policy” and assume technology is someone else’s problem, ideally yours. And then there are the buildings, no signage, no logos, just a very official-looking entrance and a strong sense you probably shouldn’t ask too many questions. Also, everything is 15 minutes away, except when it’s not, and parking is both plentiful and somehow still stressful. Which is a long way of saying… this is the perfect city for a Field Tech. Because if you like variety, independence, and being the person who actually fixes things instead of talking about them in meetings, Canberra will keep you busy. The role (aka not a desk job, thankfully) This is proper Field Service. You’re out and about. You’re onsite. You’re the person clients actually see when things go wrong (or ideally, before they go wrong). You’ll be moving between environments, solving real problems, and occasionally being treated like a minor celebrity because you made the printer work again. If sitting in a queue smashing tickets all day sounds appealing… this is not that...