EV Fleet Technician

We need a tech who already knows EVs. High-voltage systems, battery packs, thermal management, EV diagnostics. This isn't a role we're training someone into — if you've got real hands-on EV experience and you can find a fault instead of guessing at it, we want to talk to you.

WE KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DEALING WITH

Shops that say they do EV work and hand you brake jobs. No high-voltage training, no proper PPE, no insulated tools. Diagnostic time you never get paid for. Dealer-locked software you can't access. Getting treated like the guy who "does the weird cars."

Here's how we run instead:

• EV is the job, not a side task — Rivian EDVs and electric fleet vans, every day
• Paid for diagnostic time — finding it is the job
• Your own bay, your own lift
• We buy the tools — scan tools, insulated hand tools, PPE, HV equipment, subscriptions paid
• We pay to keep your certifications current
• Paid weekly
• No body work — mechanical and electrical only
• The EV fleet keeps growing — this experience follows you

THE WORK

Commercial electric fleet — Rivian EDVs, electric delivery vans, plus conventional light-duty and box trucks in the mix.

• High-voltage system diagnosis and repair
• Battery pack service, thermal management, charging system faults
• EV drivetrain, regen braking, electrical diagnostics
• A/C — full system: diagnosis, leaks, compressors, evac and recharge. This is Miami.
• Brakes, suspension, steering, cooling
• PM service and DOT inspections
• Write down what you found. No essays.

WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR

• Hands-on EV experience, required — Rivian, Tesla, Ford Lightning, transit EVs, any of it
• You understand high-voltage safety and you work like it
• You diagnose, you don't throw parts at it
• You show up
• Own hand tools, valid driver's license
• EV certification is great. So is real EV experience without the paper. We'll take either.

English or Spanish. Both work here.

THE SCHEDULE

Days, 6 days a week. Full-time, in person at our Miami shop.

ON THE FENCE? Come look at the shop. See the fleet. Talk to the guys. Then decide.