Professional Resume Template for

EV Technician

Tyler K. Sterling

Austin, TX

(512) 555-0142

tyler.sterling@email.com

linkedin.com/in/tyler-sterling | github.com/tylersterling

Professional Summary

Methodical EV Technician with 5 years of experience diagnosing, repairing, and optimizing high-voltage battery systems and electrical drivetrains. Specialized in diagnostic software calibration, battery pack thermal management, and DC fast-charging infrastructure. Successfully reduced average shop vehicle cycle times by 24% and improved first-time fix rates from 81% to 96% using advanced automotive scan tools and oscilloscope diagnostics. Proficient with CAN bus analysis, high-voltage PPE, and schematic reading.

Work Experience

Senior Electric Vehicle Technician — VoltDrive Mobility

Austin, TX | July 2023 – Present

  • Diagnosed and repaired 45+ high-voltage battery modules per month, achieving a 98.4% first-time fix rate and reducing repeat diagnostic visits by 22% using advanced CAN bus analysis.
  • Rebuilt 14 electric drivetrains and calibrated battery thermal management cooling loops, improving vehicle energy efficiency by 6.8% for a fleet of 50 delivery vans.
  • Led high-voltage safety training for a team of 8 junior technicians, decreasing shop electrical hazard near-miss reports by 40% and increasing certification rate by 100%.
  • Reduced average vehicle diagnostic cycle time from 4.2 hours to 2.9 hours (a 31% reduction) by implementing automated script logs and custom wiring harness adapters.

Electric Vehicle Technician — Epoch Fleet Systems

San Antonio, TX | August 2021 – June 2023

  • Serviced 320+ commercial electric and hybrid trucks, reducing high-voltage component failure rates by 19% through custom preventive maintenance and torque audits.
  • Isolated wiring faults and sensor failures in dual-motor powertrains using digital oscilloscopes, lowering average electrical troubleshooting duration by 35 minutes.
  • Collaborated with shop management to source safety equipment and monitor PPE compliance, achieving 100% passing scores on 3 consecutive annual safety inspections.
  • Optimized DC fast-charging connection ports and onboard chargers for 120 fleet vehicles, decreasing charging communication errors and charger dropouts by 45%.

Education

Associate of Applied Science in Automotive Technology (EV Specialization)

Lone Star Technical Academy · Austin, TX · 2021

Skills

High-voltage battery diagnostics, CAN bus communication analysis, Oscilloscope testing, Battery thermal management calibration, Electrical schematic interpretation, EVSE charging infrastructure, DC fast charging maintenance, Hybrid powertrain repair, Torque auditing, Automotive diagnostic scanners, Automotive safety protocols, OSHA compliance

Projects

Fleet Electrification Transition

Role: Lead Diagnostics Specialist

Tools: CANoe, Fluke 1587 FC Insulation Tester, Snap-on Triton-D10, Python script logs

Oversaw the inspection and high-voltage validation of a 40-vehicle fleet, identifying 6 battery manufacturing defects before deployment and preventing potential failures.

High-Voltage Shop Setup

Role: Safety Coordinator

Tools: Class 0 insulated gloves, Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) protocols, HV safety barriers

Designed the layout and safety protocols for a new 4-bay high-voltage repair zone, reducing technician PPE setup and safety preparation times by 15%.

Certifications

  • ASE Light Duty Hybrid/Electric Vehicle Specialist (L3) (2023)
  • ASE xEV Electrical Safety Certification (Level 2) (2022)

Additional information

  • Languages: English (Native)
  • Professional Affiliations: Member, Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) (2022-present)
  • Availability: 2 weeks notice

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Market data and opportunities for

EV Technician

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$55,000

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$85,000

Avg:

$72,000

Growth Outlook:

The employment outlook for Electric Vehicle (EV) Technicians in the United States is exceptionally strong, driven by the rapid expansion of EV fleets, consumer adoption, and public charging infrastructure. As major automakers transition production to electric and hybrid models, the industry faces a critical shortage of technicians qualified to perform high-voltage repairs safely. While the traditional automotive service sector grows at a modest rate of 4%, specialized EV service roles are projected to expand by over 30% through 2034, making hybrid and electric credentials highly competitive.

30% growth by 2034

Key Skills Required

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ASE Light Duty Hybrid/Electric Vehicle Specialist (L3) or ASE xEV Level 2 certification || Advanced proficiency in using digital oscilloscopes, insulation testers, and CAN bus scan tools for high-voltage diagnostics || Strong working knowledge of automotive electrical safety protocols, electrical schematics, and high-voltage PPE

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