CES Field Engineer

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• •Study performance: Analyze customer claims and end-of-life tire encoding to understand how products perform.
• •Run field surveys: Set up and manage performance and usage measurement plans (GST, Roulages Contrôlés, MC tires), tracking key parameters in both operation and maintenance conditions.
• •Spot the abnormal: Detect unusual usage and alert your functional manager right away.
• •Report with impact: Feed the DUS database, then write alerts, FE reports, and technical study reports, validated with your functional manager before sharing.
• •Advise and train: Recommend standard equipment, proper work methods, and best practices. Coach the sales force on product implementation and claims handling, and champion our products in customer environments.
• •Handle dissatisfaction: Diagnose causes, use CT codes to identify main damage types, recommend first-level solutions, and follow your manager's guidance on the response. Track pre-defined CTs in the field.
• •Keep an eye on the market: Track our offer and competitors' to note strengths and limitations, and relay the technical expectations of users and distributors.
• •Manage risk: Carry out the actions your manager defines to bring any risk back to an acceptable level.
• •Support in disputes: Collect facts using standard methods, and pass your findings to your technical correspondent, who prepares the litigation report.
• •Place and monitor survey tires: Fit mass-production or test tires, gather user observations and usage data, propose fleets to survey across varied conditions, and report your findings.

What Makes You Great

• •Adaptability
• •Continuous learning
• •Customer focus
• •Fostering communication
• •Initiative
• •Networking

Core strengths: Analyzing product usage and performance data, and running field surveys with rigor.