Technician Jobs in Madison, WI
Technician jobs in Madison, Wisconsin concentrate in the University Research Park, the Near East Side industrial corridor, and the East Washington Avenue innovation district, with strong demand in healthcare, manufacturing, and research instrumentation. Employers actively hiring include University of Wisconsin–Madison, Medlinkhealth Anesthesia, and AGS. See the openings below and apply to the ones that match your experience.
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Join the Game: Become a Field Service Technician at AGS!
Are you tech-savvy, ready to troubleshoot with the best, and have a passion for gaming? AGS is looking for a Field Service Technician to join our team and help keep the game going. If you're excited about working with cutting-edge gaming equipment, solving puzzles, and delivering top-notch customer service, this role is for you!
At AGS, we take various factors into account when determining compensation, such as your skills, experience, industry and technical knowledge as well as geographic work location. These factors can lead to variations in base pay. We adhere to all local pay regulations and requirements.
As a valued employee, you will be eligible for company sponsored benefits that include healthcare, dental, vision, paid time off, a generous 401(k) plan, tuition assistance, and much more.
What You’ll Do:
Tech-Savvy Tasks: Dive into the technical side—installing, upgrading, and performing procedures on gaming equipment.
Maintenance Master: Perform preventative and general maintenance on AGS casino products. You’ll make sure everything runs smoothly!
Report Wizard: Complete paperwork and reports like a pro—timely, detailed, and accurate.
Customer Service Champion: Provide “best-in-the-business” service to our customers…internal and external.
Troubleshooting Superstar: Fix service incidents quickly and efficiently and escalate issues when needed.
Inventory Hero: Keep track of the necessary parts and inventory to stay on top of your game.
On-Call Rotation: Be part of a weekly on-call rotation with your fellow technicians—because sometimes, the game needs you 24/7.
Safety First: Follow all safety protocols and keep it cool even when troubleshooting in high-energy environments.
Requirements:Education: High School diploma or GED
License to Drive: A valid driver’s license, vehicle insurance
Tech Skills: You’re a problem solver, with basic knowledge of AC/DC electronics and computer networking (no need to be an expert, we’ll help you level up!).
Experience: Knowledge in electronics/computer networking (gaming experience? Bonus points!).
Tools of the Trade: Basic computer skills and a good understanding of Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, Outlook).
Flexibility: A sometimes-changing schedule and the ability to work mornings, nights, weekends, and holidays as needed (because gaming never sleeps).
Compliance: Ability to get licensed through Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) and/or other gaming jurisdictions in which we operate.
What You’ll Love About This Role:
Adventure Awaits: Traveling to the different casinos and customers in your territory
Growth Potential: You may start off as a tech newbie, but with training, mentorship, and a drive for success, you'll level up in no time.
Techs Unite: Work with the latest and greatest casino gaming equipment—if you’re into gaming, you’ll love this!
Hands-On Work: It’s a job where you’ll roll up your sleeves, use your hands, and get to solve real-time challenges. No desk job here!
Physical & Work Environment:
You'll be on your feet, walking, standing, and sometimes bending and squatting for long stretches.
Ability to lift up to 50 pounds and occasionally push/pull up to 200 pounds (Teamwork makes the dream work here!).
Work environments may vary, so get ready for the adventure of working in different settings (sometimes non-climate-controlled).
Note: All offers are contingent upon successful completion of a background check, drug screen and human performance evaluation (HPE).
- Posted positions are not open to third party recruiters and unsolicited resume submissions will be considered free referrals.
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Who's Hiring
- University of Wisconsin–Madison21

- Medlinkhealth Anesthesia14M
- AGS7

- Accuray7

- E Logic7
Technician Jobs in Madison: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get a technician job in Madison?
The strongest path into technician work in Madison is targeting the city's two dominant hiring clusters: UW Health and affiliated research institutions on the west side, and the manufacturing and industrial employers concentrated along the East Washington corridor and on the Near East Side. Hands-on certifications relevant to your specialty, familiarity with the equipment those employers run, and any local lab or production floor experience will set you apart from applicants without Madison-specific exposure.
Which companies hire technicians in Madison?
Companies currently hiring technicians in Madison include University of Wisconsin–Madison, Medlinkhealth Anesthesia, and AGS, per current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Madison's mix of large academic medical centers, contract manufacturers, and biotech research firms means technician demand comes from a wider range of employer types than most mid-size Midwestern cities.
Are there remote technician jobs in Madison?
Yes, though most technician roles require on-site presence because the work is hands-on. About 0% of technician openings tied to Madison are remote or hybrid as of November 2026, and those positions tend to fall in IT support, instrumentation data analysis, and quality documentation rather than bench or equipment roles.
How can I get a technician job in Madison with little or no experience?
The most realistic entry point in Madison is applying to support roles at UW Health, UW-Madison's research labs, or the area's contract electronics manufacturers, which regularly hire entry-level lab assistants, equipment operators, and production technicians. Madison Area Technical College's technical programs also feed directly into local employer pipelines, and completing a relevant certificate before applying gives candidates a concrete credential that Madison employers recognize.
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