If you’re looking for a technical hands-on job, a position in John Deere tech might be the perfect fit for you. The need has never been greater for ag and turf technicians, as well as construction and forestry technicians. Why not work with a company that has been in the industry for more than 175 years?

Let’s take a closer look at the John Deere dealer technician training program and what it has to offer to you.

• As a John Deere dealer technician, you get to work face-to-face with customers, helping them solve their problems in a one-on-one, rewarding way.
• John Deere technicians are not confined to an office – they get to hit the road to meet up with customers, diagnose equipment problems, and resolve common issues to satisfy their clientele.
• Technicians are trained to work with John Deere’s ever-advancing technology. They are up to speed on the latest in agriculture, turf, construction and forestry technology, giving them the expertise to tackle customer problems.
• As a John Deere technician, your laptop becomes one of your most helpful tools on the job. With today’s solutions, such as AutoTrac, you can quickly work remotely to solve equipment issues from afar.
• John Deere technicians are knowledgeable, ambitious and always looking forward to the future in terms of technology. They are open to new opportunities as tomorrow’s sales professionals, service managers, and location managers as a part of the John Deere family.
• Technicians are in demand around the globe, meaning there is likely a place for you where you want to work if you choose to enter this career path.
• A career in this realm begins with enrolling in a two-year JD Tech program. The program itself includes classroom and lab experience.
• John Deere dealers sponsor JD Tech students, providing internships for additional learning opportunities. They can also help graduating students find a job after finishing the program.
• Financial assistance is an option for JD Tech students.
• JD Tech students learn about electronics, computer diagnostics, and John Deere equipment so they can jump right into their jobs upon program completion.
• There are John Deere tech programs and sponsors across the U.S. and Canada.

If you have any questions about John Deere equipment, you can contact your local John Deere dealer.

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