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As a Bilingual Technical Support Specialist, this is where your technical expertise directly supports healthcare professionals and helps ensure life‑saving medical devices perform safely and reliably when patients need them most. This is where you become a trusted problem‑solver—providing expert guidance, resolving complex technical issues, and delivering a customer experience that reflects Baxter's mission to save and sustain lives. In this role, your success is measured by the quality of support you deliver, the confidence you build with customers and internal partners, and your ability to resolve issues efficiently while maintaining accurate, compliant documentation.
Job Responsibility:
Provide technical support to customers and field service representatives via phone and email in a technical support help desk environment
Perform mechanical and electrical troubleshooting on Baxter medical devices to identify root causes and recommend appropriate solutions
Document and manage all capital customer interactions and capital field service work order requests using Baxter-approved contact management systems
Conduct customer follow-up activities to confirm issue resolution and close service interactions
Review, create, and track service part orders within the Order Management System, including order fulfillment and delivery confirmation
Document and track engineering part returns for failure analysis in accordance with Baxter procedures
Support field service, marketing, and sales teams with technical input related to product releases, upgrades, modifications, and technical documentation
Read and interpret technical service manuals, technical bulletins, blueprints, and electrical schematic diagrams
travel within the U.S. and Canada for training as required.
Requirements:
Bilingual proficiency in English and French (required)
Bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering, Electrical Engineering, or Mechanical Engineering (required)
Hands-on technical experience gained through internships, co-op placements, academic projects, laboratory work, or entry-level technical roles
Exposure to electrical and mechanical systems through coursework, labs, or field experience, including troubleshooting, testing, or diagnostics
Ability to read and interpret technical manuals, service documentation, blueprints, and electrical schematic diagrams
Experience documenting technical issues, service requests, or project work using structured systems or tools (academic or professional)
Familiarity with order management, service documentation, or inventory tracking concepts through coursework, projects, or work experience
Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint
ability to travel within the U.S. and Canada for training as required.