Battery Swap Station Technician
About the job
- Background in Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, or Industrial Technology (SMK/D3/S1 or equivalent).
- Proven experience working with electrical systems, wiring, and troubleshooting in industrial or mobility environments.
- Solid understanding of preventive maintenance, technical diagnostics, and safety procedures for electrical systems.
- Ability to read and interpret schematics, manuals, and technical documentation.
- Basic computer literacy for maintenance reporting and record tracking.
- Possession of a valid SIM C (motorcycle license) is required.
- Willingness to work on-site, in shifts, and occasionally travel between station locations.
- Conduct regular inspections and preventive maintenance on battery swap station equipment to ensure consistent operational uptime.
- Perform diagnostics, troubleshooting, and repairs on electrical, mechanical, and software systems at the station.
- Execute battery replacement procedures, including safely removing defective batteries and installing functional units.
- Monitor, manage, and maintain battery inventory, including charge status, capacity performance, and defect tracking.
- Ensure all maintenance and repair activities are documented accurately in maintenance logs and system databases.
- Respond quickly to technical malfunctions, alarms, or emergency incidents to minimize service interruptions.
- Support on-site customer interactions, guiding users through battery swap procedures and answering technical inquiries.
- Coordinate with the Control Tower and Maintenance teams to resolve escalated issues.
- Provide on-call or shift support for urgent or after-hours station issues as needed.
- Train and mentor junior technicians on operational procedures and safety standards.
- Support continuous improvement efforts by providing feedback on recurring issues and potential system enhancements.
- Experience handling battery systems, charging stations, or battery management systems (BMS).
- Possession of a SIM A (car license).
- Previous experience in EV battery swap, charging station maintenance, or energy infrastructure.
- Familiarity with IoT systems, sensors, and remote monitoring tools.
- Basic understanding of software/hardware integration diagnostics.
About the company
Electrum works as a home-electrification and renewable-energy marketplace. Its platform connects homeowners and businesses with vetted local installers and custom bids for solar and related energy projects. Its operating model is specific: energy advisors, software, and marketplace operations help customers compare options while installers deliver the physical work. Roles include engineering, product, sales, customer experience, marketplace operations, partnerships, and marketing. The profile is Electrum's marketplace; local installation crews generally belong to participating providers.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- H1 2026 revenue reached $9.1 million, up 184%, and EBITDA turned positive.
- Electrum operated 14,000 motorcycles and 550 swap stations by June 2026.
- ADB, DBS, and Mandiri financing in 2024-2026 funds bike sales and station expansion.
What critics are saying
- Electrum still depends on TOBA and lenders; the USD23 million facility signals strain.
- Indonesia’s subsidy rules and TKDN thresholds can slash demand if policy shifts in 2026.
- GoTo or TBS could deprioritize Electrum; ecosystem unit economics collapse without continued capital.
What makes Electrum unique
- Electrum controls motorcycles, battery swaps, IoT, and rent-to-own in one ecosystem.
- Its swap network targets fleet uptime, not just consumer ownership economics.
- GoTo and TBS give Electrum distribution, capital access, and Indonesian policy credibility.
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