ASK4
Field Engineer

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Do you thrive in the field, taking ownership of technical installations and making connectivity happen for real people in real buildings? At ASK4, we provide managed internet and smart building technology to multi-tenant properties across Europe and we’re looking for a Field Engineer to help us deliver that promise across Scotland.
About the Role
Based in Scotland and reporting to the Field Manager, you’ll be the on-the-ground technical expert responsible for planning, carrying out and supervising installations, repairs and maintenance across ASK4 sites in your region. You’ll work closely with project and operations teams, lead sub-contracted installation crews, and be the person who ensures every site is connected to the high standard our clients expect. This is a home-based role for administrative tasks, with regional travel – including occasional overnight stays – and periodic visits to ASK4 offices for training and meetings.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead and support sub-contracted installation teams during the deployment of Wi-Fi, data network and telecommunications equipment on client sites.
- Carry out pre-installation surveys, site testing, commissioning and on-site quality assurance checks.
- Maintain Wi-Fi, data and telecoms equipment across your allocated region, responding promptly to faults and service requests to meet agreed service levels.
- Attend project meetings, prepare installation documentation (including risk assessments and method statements), and contribute to project planning alongside the ASK4 project team.
- Liaise with internal teams (including Support and Network Operations) and manage stock, consumables and subcontractor requirements to keep projects on track.
- Complete all required documentation accurately, report any health and safety concerns, and work in line with ASK4’s policies, procedures and environmental responsibilities.
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About You
Essential
- Practical experience in IT, networking or telecoms, including structured cabling (Ethernet and Fibre) installation and testing.
- Experience of project involvement and coordination, including working with contractors, clients and suppliers.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills; confident engaging with customers, contractors and internal stakeholders.
- A process-driven, conscientious approach with the ability to manage conflicting priorities and work flexibly, including occasional out-of-hours work.
- A valid ECS/CSCS card.
- A valid driving licence and willingness to travel across the region, including overnight stays when required.


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Desirable
- IT-related further or higher education qualification or a data cabling installation qualification.
- Experience working with senior managers in customer environments.
- Familiarity with MS Project or similar project management tools.
- Additional language skills.
We are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where diversity is valued. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and identities and ensure fair treatment for all, regardless of protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010. We are happy to make reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process and beyond, to ensure it is accessible and fair for everyone. If you require any adjustments or would like to discuss your needs, please contact us at careers@ask4.com.
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