Hyde Park, MA

Field Service Technician - Permit Specialist

Salary: unknownOn-siteMidNon-software engineering and technicians

ExcelComplianceProcess improvementPeople managementAudit

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Culligan Quench, a company in fintech and payments, has an open position for Field Service Technician - Permit Specialist. The work is on-site in Hyde Park, United States. We classify it as a mid-level role in non-software engineering and technicians. Candidates need 3+ years of experience. The role includes some travel. There are 16 open positions from Culligan Quench on this site.

Posted 22 days ago · Last checked 2026-10-31

About Culligan Quench

Fintech and payments Non-tech company 16 open positions. Most open roles: Non-software engineering and technicians (15), Sales (7), Customer success and support (1).

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Workplace	On-site
Seniority	Mid
Role	Non-software engineering and technicians
Countries	United States
Employment type	Full-Time
Key facts	Tools: Excel · Experience: 3+ years · Some travel

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