Electrical Estimator

Job Description

Charge Up Your Career — Estimate, Innovate, and Power the EV Revolution!

Job Overview :

We’re on the lookout for a skilled Electrical Estimator to play a key role in delivering efficient, high-quality EV charger installations. This position requires a sharp eye for detail, strong technical understanding, and the ability to balance accuracy with speed. You’ll prepare quotes, review site details, and ensure smooth coordination between clients and contractors — powering the future, one installation at a time.

Key Responsibilities

Manage subcontractors performing EV charger installations

Prepare quotes for complex installations (not handled by automated software) within 1 business day

Review property survey submissions and provide competitive quotes for installation

Recommend the most suitable EV chargers from the company inventory based on customer needs

Conduct quality assurance reviews for completed services within 2 business days

Resolve technical or hardware issues escalated by the team

Requirements

Experience with EV chargers (preferred)

Knowledge of Australian Electrical Regulations

Strong attention to detail and commitment to turnaround times

Ability to troubleshoot technical and hardware issues

Benefits

• Healthy, supportive, and conducive work environment (Great Place to Work™ Certified for three consecutive years!)
• Work with an innovative company delivering cutting-edge solutions across multiple industries
• Lead a team in a fast-paced, high-growth environment
• Competitive salary with opportunities for career advancement
• Collaborative, forward-thinking work culture
• 21 leave credits plus all client-based holidays
• HMO coverage with dependent benefits
• Exposure to world-class leadership from both local and international supervisors

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Requirements

Requirements Experience with EV chargers (preferred) Knowledge of Australian Electrical Regulations Strong attention to detail and commitment to turnaround times Ability to troubleshoot technical and hardware issues