Bicycle & Scooter Repair Technician

Veo; Santa Monica (CA); On-site; USD 58,741,000 - 60,174,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical / Dental / Vision coverage

PTO

Free Veo credits!

Job summary

Veo is seeking repair technicians to maintain and repair our electric vehicle fleet. This role is ideal for mechanically-inclined professionals who enjoy solving problems, are comfortable working with their hands, and are passionate in helping make our communities safe and sustainable.

No electric vehicle experience required but experience (professional or hobby) repairing bikes, scooters, cars, or motorcycles are a great fit.

Qualifications

• At least 1+ years of experience in maintenance/ auto repair.
• Ability to lift, carry, push and pull electric bikes/scooters weighing up to 80 lbs.
• Problem-solving mindset and self-motivated.
• Comfortable with navigating and using smartphone apps.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills; must be a team player!

Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive repairs on Veo’s electric bikes/scooters from tightening a bolt to replacing a motor.
• Conduct quality checks and routine inspection to ensure all vehicles meet our safety standards.
• Follow processes to log and track maintenance record.
• Track inventory levels for spare parts on an ongoing basis.
• Maintain excellent warehouse organization and set example for teammates.
• Perform field tasks as needed such as: swapping batteries and redistribution.
• Other duties as assigned

Skills

Auto repair

Hand tools

Team player

Tools

Power tools

Diagnostics tools

Job description

At Veo, our mission is to end car dependency by making clean transportation accessible to all. A leading shared micromobility provider in North America, Veo provides millions of bike and scooter rides annually in over 60 cities and universities from Los Angeles to New York City.

Veo offers the most diverse and accessible vehicle fleet in the country built to expand who can ride and what trips are possible. We design and manufacture our vehicles, hardware, and software systems in-house and operate our local markets directly to ensure safe and reliable service. As the first profitable micromobility company in North America, Veo is built for long-term growth and partnership with cities.

Veo has been recognized as one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies and a Top GreenTech Company by TIME. As we continue to scale, we are looking for exceptionally talented individuals who are excited to help shape the next era of micromobility.

• Friday - Tuesday 9pm-5am

Are you the person your friends call when something needs to be fixed or repaired? Do you enjoy being hands-on and solving mechanical issues? Are you interested in working in the growing EV shared micromobility industry? If so, you might be the perfect fit for Veo’s Repair Technician!

At Veo, we're bringing the next generation of mobility sharing to cities and universities globally through electric bikes and scooters. We design and engineer our own vehicles, hardware, and software systems to provide a greener, healthier mode of transportation, making the communities we serve more sustainable and livable. We're looking for exceptionally talented individuals who are ready to take on exciting challenges and own creative solutions.

Job Summary

Veo is seeking repair technicians to maintain and repair our electric vehicle fleet. This role is ideal for mechanically-inclined professionals who enjoy solving problems, are comfortable working with their hands, and are passionate in helping make our communities safe and sustainable. No electric vehicle experience required but experience (professional or hobby) repairing bikes, scooters, cars, or motorcycles are a great fit.

Responsibilities

• Perform comprehensive repairs on Veo’s electric bikes/scooters from tightening a bolt to replacing a motor
• Conduct quality checks and routine inspection to ensure all vehicles meet our safety standards
• Follow processes to log and track maintenance record
• Track inventory levels for spare parts on an ongoing basis
• Maintain excellent warehouse organization and set example for teammates
• Perform field tasks as needed such as: swapping batteries and redistribution
• Other duties as assigned

Qualifications & Skills

• At least 1+ years of experience in maintenance/ auto repair
• Ability to lift, carry, push and pull electric bikes/scooters weighing up to 80 lbs
• Problem-solving mindset and self-motivated
• Comfortable with navigating and using smartphone apps
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills; must be a team player!

Nice to have

• Previous maintenance experience in bikes, scooters, motorcycles, or automotives
• Basic knowledge in electronics
• Full-time employees are eligible for: Medical / Dental / Vision coverage, PTO
• Opportunity to help make the community safe and sustainable
• Free Veo credits!

Below is the expected salary range for this position. The listed range is a good faith estimate, and exact compensation and total package may vary depending on market conditions and candidate qualifications.

Pay Range

$20.50 - $21 USD

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