Electronic Vehicle Specialist

leading-edge; Abu Dhabi; On-site; AED 78,000 - 89,000; Full time

Job summary

Leading-edge in Abu Dhabi, UAE, seeks an EV Specialist to diagnose, repair, and maintain high-voltage EV systems in line with OEM standards. You will work on batteries, BMS, inverters, traction motors, and REEV components, ensuring safety and precise fault analysis.

You will perform HV safety procedures, CAN diagnostics, firmware flashing, ECU calibration, battery health checks, and OTA diagnostics. Training technicians and documenting service and warranty work are also part of the role, with an

Qualifications

• Strong hands-on experience with EV high-voltage systems and diagnostics.
• Knowledge of OEM procedures, BMS, power electronics, and safety compliance.
• Ability to troubleshoot complex EV faults and support workshop teams.

Responsibilities

• Diagnose and repair EV systems including batteries, BMS, inverters, converters, traction motors, and REEV components.
• Perform HV safety procedures, isolation testing, CAN diagnostics, and fault analysis using OEM tools.
• Execute software updates, firmware flashing, and ECU calibration to balance performance, efficiency, and emissions.
• Conduct battery health checks, monitor SOH and SOC, and maintain cooling systems.
• Ensure compliance with HV safety standards and workshop protocols.
• Support telematics and OTA diagnostics for remote monitoring and troubleshooting.
• Train technicians on EV systems and safety practices.
• Prepare diagnostic, service, and warranty documentation.

Skills

EV high-voltage systems

Diagnostics

CAN diagnostics

Battery health checks

ECU calibration

Safety compliance

Troubleshooting

Tools

OEM tools

CAN bus analysis tools

Firmware flashing tools

Job description

Job Title: EV Specialist

Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE

Industry: Distributor of ICAUR Cars
Budget: under 8000AED

Role Overview

The EV Specialist is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining electric vehicle high-voltage systems while ensuring safety, precision, and compliance with OEM standards OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) standards.

Key Responsibilities

Diagnose and repair EV systems including batteries, BMS, inverters, converters, traction motors, and REEV components

Perform HV safety procedures, isolation testing, CAN diagnostics (Controller Area Network), and fault analysis using OEM tools

Execute software updates, firmware flashing, and ECU calibration—such as fuel mapping, ignition timing, and boost pressure to achieve the ideal balance of performance, fuel economy, and emissions.

Conduct battery health checks, monitor State of Health (SOH) and State of Charge (SOC), and maintain cooling systems

Ensure compliance with high-voltage safety standards and workshop protocols

Support telematics, OTA diagnostics ( remote, wireless monitoring and troubleshooting of software, firmware, or hardware components), and ECU communication troubleshooting (checking for lost power/ground).

Train technicians on EV systems and safety practices

Prepare diagnostic, service, and warranty documentation

Skills & Experience

Strong hands-on experience with EV high-voltage systems and diagnostics

Knowledge of Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) procedures, BMS, power electronics, and safety compliance

Ability to troubleshoot complex EV faults and support workshop teams