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Contemporary Amperex Technology · 英国

Field Service Engineer-UK

英国Operations

Listed on Contemporary Amperex Technology’s official careers site. Listed as of October 19, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Responsibilities

According to the business needs of the project, assign system tasks to overseas service stations, monitor and manage the service stations to complete after-sales product debugging, maintenance, and other tasks according to the process; Through mastering product theory and practical skills, provide technical guidance to service stations to improve their technical capabilities; Responsible for coordinating human, technical, and other resources to implement the batch rectification tasks issued by the company; Responsible for supervising and guiding the service station's reporting work to ensure the timeliness and accuracy of its reporting; Responsible for the collection and arrangement of customer files on the product market side; Responsible for handling emergency events on the product market side and collecting competitive product information

Requirements: Full-time undergraduate degree or above/chemical/environmental/energy-related engineering majors Familiar with Italy new energy vehicle industry after-sales service standards/Italy energy storage industry safety operation specifications/Italy energy storage industry recycling-related standards and regulations Fluent English communication ability/customer business negotiation ability/contract writing ability/market research ability Worked in a company related to the energy or automotive industry, with experience in customer service English is a must, Chinese Language a bonus.

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