R&D Engineer (EV Charging)

OverviewThis business is an established global manufacturer of AC and DC EV charging solutions, with a long track record in power electronics. It works with fleets, depots, charge point operators and service stations, supplying charging systems tailored to each customer.Its European base is in the Amsterdam area, where a small, lean team combines the backing of a global group with the pace and feel of a startup.European R&D currently has no headcount. With projects picking up through 2027 and several new European markets opening, they are hiring their first R&D Engineer in Europe to build that capability locally.What you’ll doSplit your time roughly 50/50 between hardware and software, testing physical chargers in the office and on-site car park alongside software testing and developmentAnalyse charging performance and test how chargers behave in real-world conditionsAdapt firmware and software to customer requirements and take part in technical conversations with clientsHelp customers on-site to diagnose and resolve technical issuesKeep products aligned with European charging standards and regulationsContribute to the development of next-generation charging products for the European marketComplete training with the global R&D team and bring that knowledge back to build the European functionTravel across Europe for trade shows and client visitsWhat we’re looking for3 to 4 years of experience in the EV charging sectorA degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering or Computer ScienceComfortable working hands-on with hardware as well as in software and firmwareSelf-sufficient and happy to work in a lean team where you shape how things are doneClear communicator with clients and colleagues at all levels, in EnglishComfortable with travel and flexible working patternsAlready based in the Netherlands with the right to work here. Visa sponsorship is not availableWhat’s on offerBase salary: EUR 55,000-75,000, depending on experiencePension contributionTravel allowanceFlexible hours by agreement, for example 8 to 4 instead of 9 to 5Time off in lieu for overtime and weekend travel when visiting conferencesTraining with the global R&D team at the start of the role