Shea Fusco

Field Service Specialist @ Schneider Electric

About

I am a Service Technician at Schneider Electric specializing in Building Automation Systems (BAS), with a strong foundation in HVAC controls, electrical systems, and networked building technologies. In my role, I support the installation, troubleshooting, and optimization of automated building systems to ensure reliability, efficiency, and occupant comfort.My background includes hands-on experience with field service engineering, controls troubleshooting, and system commissioning, along with a solid understanding of HVAC theory, electrical wiring, IT fundamentals, and network troubleshooting. I am comfortable reviewing construction documents, working with AutoCAD drawings, and supporting projects through closeout while maintaining a strong focus on safety and compliance.I attended Pennsylvania College of Technology, where I earned my Associate degree in Electrical Technology, providing a strong technical foundation that I apply daily in the field.

Country

United States

City

Schwenksville

Industry

Electrical & Electronic Manufacturing

Skill

HVAC Theory, IT Fundamentals, Programming, Cybersecurity, Network Troubleshooting, Construction Document Review, Building Automation Systems (BAS), Common BAS Tools, Project Closeout, Field Technicians, Field Service Engineering, AutoCAD, Electrical Wiring, Electrical Troubleshooting, OSHA 30-Hour, Communication, Problem Solving, Interpersonal Communication

Experience

Field Service Specialist

Schneider Electric

2025-6 - Present · 1 yr 4 mos

Horsham, PA

Controls Technician

Eccotrol, LLC

2023-12 - 2025-1 · 1 yr 2 mos

Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania, United States

Education

Pennsylvania College of Technology

Electrical Technology

2023-8 - 2025-5 · 1 yr 10 mos

communicate electrical and technical information effectively, both verbally and in writing. demonstrate knowledge of general and OSHA safety practices. operate test equipment and instrumentation to analyze, troubleshoot, repair, and operate electrical/electronic circuits, systems, and equipment. demonstrate knowledge and theory of single- and three-phase power and distribution systems used in residential and industrial settings. explain the theory, mechanics, and control of rotating machinery. demonstrate basic knowledge of local area network concepts to install, configure and initially troubleshoot existing network cabling and hardware. demonstrate knowledge of microprocessor-based industrial control devices such as PLC and electrical drives. apply knowledge of networkable and analog input and output devices as used by PLC’s. explain the theory, operation, and troubleshooting of solid-state electronic systems and devices.