EV Charging Field Engineer: Commissioning & Maintenance
Yunex Traffic
Cambridge
On-site
GBP 40,000 - 60,000
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Competitive base salary plus annual bonus
26 days holiday, rising to 29
Company vehicle
Excellent pension scheme with up to 10% employer contribution
Ongoing training and development
Job summary
Yunex Traffic is seeking an Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Engineer in Cambridge, United Kingdom. This full-time role involves commissioning, maintaining, and supporting fast EV chargers. To succeed, you need experience with low and medium voltage systems, a proactive attitude, and a full driving license. Competitive salary, annual bonus, and robust benefits are offered, including 26 days of holiday and ongoing professional training.
Qualifications
Experience working with low and medium voltage electrical systems.
A proactive problem-solver eager to learn and thrive in a team.
Safety-conscious, detail-oriented, and comfortable working outdoors.
Responsibilities
Service, upgrade, and troubleshoot AC and DC EV chargers.
Conduct electrical testing and periodic inspections of charging equipment.
Communicate effectively with contractors and customers both on-site and digitally.
Skills
Low and medium voltage electrical systems
Proactive problem-solving
IT equipment
Safety-conscious
Detail-oriented
Driving license
Education
A Level 3 Electrical qualification (e.g., EAL, City & Guilds)
ECS Gold Card and City & Guilds 2391-52 qualifications
18th edition BS7671 qualification
Job description
Yunex Traffic is seeking an Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Engineer in Cambridge, United Kingdom. This full-time role involves commissioning, maintaining, and supporting fast EV chargers. To succeed, you need experience with low and medium voltage systems, a proactive attitude, and a full driving license. Competitive salary, annual bonus, and robust benefits are offered, including 26 days of holiday and ongoing professional training.