Job Description

 
Ready to be a key part in the growth and development of the EV sector and the field of renewables? With the rapid growth of e-Mobility in Europe, our client, a major engineering company in the Netherlands specialised on electric

vehicles chargers, is currently looking for ambitious commissioning field engineer.

Your key responsibilities as a Commissioning Field Engineer include, but are not limited to:

• Execute all field service activities (e.g., install, test, commission, diagnose and support) on the EVSE products according to policies and procedures.

• Work with subcontractors on site and remotely, guiding and monitoring them throughout their interventions on the EVSE products.

• Auditing subcontractors services and reports to secure the utmost quality and accuracy.

• Work within ISO9001 equivalent quality standards, and any other local regulation or company regulation.

• Secure the remote supervision, monitoring, assistance, operational performance and fast resolution of charger’s network under company’s support and supervision.

• Generate and submit timely high-quality reports and other technical documentation outputs from your work, on the field and outside the field, using the defined systems.

• Providing product improvements where you see fit and feedback customer input.

• Perform integration, validation and verification testing with internal teams and/or vendors to integrate, debug, fix, and improve products.

• Working in accordance of the defined SOPs.

• Travel to the customer and vendor sites as required.

About you

• Degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science or relevant field experience.

• Good experience with general electronics design and familiarity with processor-controlled devices.

• Experience working with LV mains to 480VAC and DC systems up to 1000V.

• Affinity working with PCBs/ESD sensitive equipment.

• Understanding of OCPP protocol.

• Excellent local and remote diagnosing, problem solving and troubleshooting skills

• Ability to provide step-by-step technical help, both written and verbal – using local or remote desktop applications.