Predictive Maintenance Data Consultant

Ready to turn signals into solutions?

If you love finding patterns in complex machine data and rallying people around clear next steps, this role is for you. As a Predictive Maintenance Data Consultant, you’ll remotely assess equipment health, tackle challenging alerts as a secondary support resource, and help customers take the right action at the right time. For deeper, high-complexity scenarios, you’ll collaborate with Senior Condition Monitoring Experts to advance analysis and communication.

Imagine this

A pump starts to drift. Ultrasound shows a subtle shift, vibration hints at imbalance, and oil analysis reveals contamination. You connect the dots, isolate the likely cause, and guide the team to the fix—before failure. That’s your mission.

How you’ll deliver

• Apply data analysis tools across ultrasound, vibration, lubrication, and other sensor streams to detect component degradation early.
• Trace trend changes to probable causes and recommend proactive, targeted corrective actions that reduce downtime and costs.
• Create concise asset health summaries, critical findings, and root cause narratives that turn analytics into front-line action.
• Host standing review calls; respond to inbound/escalated inquiries via phone and platform; engage Senior Condition Monitoring Experts on advanced cases.
• Act as secondary triage for customer requests, resolving independently when possible or routing appropriately.
• Work directly with technicians to support troubleshooting, data capture, and on-the-job implementation of fixes.
• Audit device installations, validate signal quality, and deliver initial insights during the program’s first baseline pass.
• Lead customer training and technical consultations on data interpretation and corrective strategies.
• Quantify value by estimating cost savings and surfacing continuous improvement initiatives.

What you’ll need

• Associate degree or equivalent technical education with 4 years of relevant experience, or a comparable combination of education and experience.
• Experience in industrial manufacturing and predictive maintenance disciplines.
• Strong command of machine diagnostics and complex operating systems.
• Clear, customer-first communication skills.

Bonus credentials

• Progress toward NDT Level I (Ultrasound, Thermography/Infrared, Vibration).
• ISO Category I in Lubrication/Oil Analysis.
• ISO Category II in Vibration.

Core strengths

• Safety
• Customer Focus
• Communication

Physical requirements and environment

Expect regular standing and walking; frequent hands-on keyboard and device work; reaching; and occasional stooping, kneeling, or crouching. You’ll often use a headset/phone for verbal troubleshooting and a computer for ticket documentation, with occasional use of standard office equipment. At times, you may lift or move items exceeding 30 pounds. Extended sitting and tasks needing close and color vision may occur. Work typically takes place in a moderately noisy office setting.

Compensation and benefits

ATS champions pay equity. Final compensation may vary within, above, or below the listed range based on education, training, experience, professional accomplishments, business priorities, and location. We offer robust benefits: Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage; PTO; a 401(k) with employer match; tuition reimbursement; and more.

Pay Range: $80,697.47 - $103,204.94 USD