Field Service Technician– Liquid Cooling Systems

About Cooler MasterFor over three decades, Cooler Master has been a trusted partner to tier-1 global technology leaders, delivering pioneering thermal and manufacturing solutions. As AI computing workloads and next-generation data centers continue to push the boundaries of power density, Cooler Master is at the forefront of the industry—manufacturing critical high-density liquid cooling, CDU (Coolant Distribution Units), and advanced thermal infrastructure that power the global AI boom.Driven by Innovation, Agility, and Professionalism, our culture is built on the "Cooler Master Spirit"—a collaborative environment rooted in structured discipline, teamwork, and accountability. We offer a fast-paced, technology-driven workplace where high-energy professionals can build the physical infrastructure of the future. If you thrive in a forward-moving atmosphere and want to grow at the speed of the AI revolution, this is the place to define your career.About the RoleCooler Master is seeking a hands-on Field Service Technician to support deployment, installation verification, routine commissioning activities, maintenance, and field repairs of liquid cooling systems. Working under approved procedures and the guidance of an FAE or service lead, this role supports reliable site execution, accurate records, and customer operations. It is designed as an accessible entry point for qualified internal manufacturing, quality, test, and production technicians.Key ResponsibilitiesPerform equipment receiving inspections, installation readiness checks, hose/fitting inspections, basic assembly and replacement of approved service parts.Assist with CDU-side fill, air purge, leak checks, startup, operational checks, and commissioning test execution under approved work instructions and supervision as required.Perform routine preventive maintenance, filter changes, visual inspections, coolant sampling where authorized, and basic sensor/alarms checks.Collect readings, photos, test results, serial numbers, logs, and service history; complete checklists, maintenance records, and service reports.Carry out first-level fault isolation and component swaps within training/authorization limits; promptly escalate complex controls, electrical, hydraulic, or third-party interface issues to an FAE.Handle field tools, consumables, spare-parts inventory, shipping/returns, and RMA material traceability.Support customer walkthroughs and basic operational training using approved materials; follow site safety, lockout/tagout, and coolant-handling procedures.Provide improvement feedback to Engineering, Quality, Manufacturing, and service process owners.Minimum QualificationsHigh school diploma/GED or equivalent; technical certificate, associate degree, or relevant hands-on experience accepted. A bachelor’s degree is not required.1+ year of hands-on technical experience in manufacturing, equipment testing, maintenance, installation, repair, quality, or field support; relevant internal production/test experience qualifies.Ability to follow written procedures, use basic hand tools and measuring instruments, identify leaks and abnormal conditions, and accurately document work.Basic mechanical aptitude and ability to read simple mechanical/electrical diagrams, with willingness to learn CDU operation and troubleshooting.Clear communication, safety awareness, customer professionalism, and ability to escalate issues within established boundaries.Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel to customer/factory sites as needed.Preferred QualificationsExperience with coolant handling, plumbing/hydronics, HVAC, industrial equipment, data centers, or CDU manufacturing and testing.Familiarity with P&IDs, sensors, pumps, pressure/flow readings, and standard electrical safety procedures.Prior participation in commissioning, preventive maintenance, or customer-site work.Training & OnboardingInitial onboarding combines Fremont factory/product training with supervised site work and qualification against approved service tasks. Periodic Fremont/Houston factory visits will be scheduled based on skill development and project requirements; the FAE’s monthly Fremont cadence is not a minimum requirement for this role.Career Growth OpportunityProgression to Field Application Engineer is available through demonstrated independent troubleshooting, commissioning ownership, technical documentation, customer communication, and cross-functional problem solving. Equivalent experience can satisfy FAE educational requirements.Location: United States (Texas preferred; site-based or remote depending on deployment)Travel: Up to 50–70% across North America, based on assigned sitesEmployment Type: Full-Time non-exemptBase Pay Range: $22.00–$27.00 per hourBenefitsPaid vacation days and paid corporate holidays5 paid sick leave days per yearComprehensive Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance plansFSA & HSA plans availableAdvanced health plan options with employer-subsidized out-of-pocket premiumsShort-Term Disability (STD) insuranceCompany-sponsored Life Insurance401(k) retirement plan with company matchDisclaimerOur goal is to be an industry leader while providing an exceptional workplace. This job description outlines the general nature and level of work performed; it is not an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, or skills required. Management reserves the right to assign or modify duties and responsibilities at any time, with or without notice. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer (E.E.O.).