Access trained, certified EV Network Technicians prepared to support charger maintenance, diagnostics, network operations, and infrastructure reliability. EVNT delivers workforce-ready professionals built specifically for the demands of modern EV charging operations.
Charge Point, manufacturers, utilities, municipalities, and fleet operators choose EVNT because our graduates are built for operations from day one — not general electricians who need months of retraining.
Graduates are trained specifically for EV charging network infrastructure operations.
You get technicians who understand multiple EV Charger type, the backend error code software Open Charge Point Protocols, network operations, and charger diagnostics.
Students enter the workforce with industry-focused knowledge and practical skills aligned to real deployment environments.
Reduce time-to-productivity and get technicians contributing to uptime goals within weeks, not quarters.
Qualified employers may be eligible for workforce development funding and wage reimbursement programs.
EVNT supports the qualification process end-to-end, reducing the administrative burden on your HR and finance teams.
Access a growing network of EVNT-certified professionals actively seeking placement with employers who operate and maintain EV charging infrastructure at scale.
Available to qualified California employers during the first 90 days of a graduate's employment.
Reimbursement window during the critical early employment period.
Qualified California employers may be eligible for workforce development incentives that reimburse up to 50% of a graduate's wages during the first 90 days of employment. For high-volume hiring organizations — utilities, CPOs, and fleet operators — this can represent significant operational cost savings.
EVNT works directly with employers to identify applicable programs, determine eligibility, and support the full qualification process. Our team handles the complexity so your workforce leads can focus on operations.
EVNT-certified technicians are designed to integrate directly into the workforce structures of the organizations building and operating the national EV charging network.
CPOs deploying and managing public and semi-public charging networks require technicians trained in OCPP, uptime monitoring, and field diagnostics.
Electric utilities expanding managed charging programs and grid-integrated infrastructure need workforce professionals who understand both electrical systems and network operations.
Commercial and public fleet operators transitioning to electric vehicles require on-site or embedded technicians capable of maintaining charging assets at scale.
Hardware and equipment manufacturers need field-ready support professionals who understand their products at a technical level and can interface with network platforms.
Municipal, county, and state agencies procuring and operating public charging infrastructure require certified technicians who meet compliance and reporting standards.
Third-party service and maintenance organizations contracted to support CPO networks benefit from a pre-certified talent pool with documented competency standards.
Organizations responsible for deploying charging corridors, depots, and mixed-use sites need workforce professionals who can support both installation phases and ongoing operations.
Retail centers, office parks, and multifamily operators offering tenant-facing charging amenities require reliable maintenance coverage and uptime accountability.
EVNT curriculum is not designed in isolation. It is informed directly by the organizations responsible for deploying, operating, and maintaining EV charging infrastructure across California and beyond. Our goal is to align training outcomes with real-world workforce needs — so that when a graduate arrives on day one, they are already thinking and working like a charging network professional.
Regional government partner supporting workforce development and public sector EV infrastructure deployment.
Municipal stakeholder aligning EVNT certification with local government workforce and sustainability initiatives.
Academic partner and research institution providing technical validation and curriculum development support.
Industry partner contributing real-world operational context and infrastructure expertise to program design.
A growing coalition of employers, CPOs, utilities, and technology providers shaping EVNT curriculum to meet current and emerging workforce requirements.
EVNT certification covers the full technical and operational competency profile required to support EV charging infrastructure at the enterprise level. Every skill area maps directly to the responsibilities employers assign to field and network operations personnel.

No two organizations deploy EV charging infrastructure the same way. EVNT works directly with employers to develop workforce pathways aligned with specific operational requirements, hiring timelines, and geographic priorities.
Whether you are a utility scaling a managed charging program, a CPO expanding a service territory, or a municipality building out a public charging network.
EVNT can structure a workforce development engagement that fits your organization's needs.
Train a dedicated group of candidates aligned to your specific hiring pipeline and operational standards.
Formalized agreements connecting EVNT certification outcomes directly to employer hiring commitments.
Curriculum modifications and supplemental modules tailored to employer-specific systems, platforms, and equipment.
Multi-employer and multi-agency programs designed to address regional infrastructure deployment workforce gaps.
Structured pathways for existing employees transitioning into EV charging operations and network management roles.
Build the workforce behind EV charging reliability.
EVNT employer partnerships are designed for organizations that take infrastructure uptime seriously. Whether you are expanding a charging network, electrifying a fleet, or building out a public charging program, EVNT delivers the certified workforce that keeps it running.
Build Your EV Charging Workforce