Field Service Engineer (ESS / PV) - France (West Side)
Field Service Engineer (ESS / PV) - France (West Side)
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Junior
About the role
- Performing on-site installation, maintenance, and upgrade activities.
- Collaborating closely with project management teams during commissioning and site acceptance phases.
- Ensuring compliance with operational procedures and all health & safety regulations.
- Maintaining accurate and up-to-date documentation for current and future service contracts.
- All right, all right, that was intriguing, wasn't it? Now, in order to fit in this role and be happy for a long time, your ideal background should look a lot like this:
- You possess a degree in electrical engineering or have a strong electrician background, providing a solid foundation for technical expertise.
- Demonstrate fluency in both English and French (C1 level), enabling clear and effective communication with a diverse range of stakeholders.
- You are prepared for on-call duties, showcasing your commitment to timely support and problem resolution.
- A valid driving license and a willingness to travel extensively across France are essential for successful on-site interventions.
- Previous experience with battery storage solutions is a plus, enhancing your ability to service our diverse product portfolio.
- While not mandatory, skills in Chinese (Mandarin) would be beneficial for interacting with our international teams.
- A deep understanding of the European solar energy market and our range of products, including PV, ESS, and EV charging solutions, would be highly advantageous.
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