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NCS Code: 311 3.0102
An EV Technician diagnoses, repairs, and maintains electric and hybrid vehicles, focusing on high-voltage systems such as battery packs, electric motors, inverters, and charging components. They use software-based diagnostics, manage thermal systems, and follow strict safety procedures. Unlike traditional mechanics, EV technicians blend mechanical expertise with electrical, electronic, and firmware troubleshooting skills to service increasingly computer-driven vehicles.
High-Voltage Safety & Protocols
Advanced Diagnostic Software
Battery Management Systems (BMS)
Electric Powertrain Expertise
Thermal Management Systems
Complex Electrical Troubleshooting
Charging Infrastructure Maintenance
Regulatory & Safety Compliance
Nihar Ranjan Panda’s journey shows how strong technical skills can lead to building a manufacturing business. He began at KIIT, where he completed a Diploma and B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering. This gave him practical, hands-on experience beyond classroom learning.
While training at John Deere, he saw a major problem: many graduates had degrees but lacked real engine and machine-handling skills. To address the issue, he founded Skyy Skill Academy at the KIIT-TBI incubator.
After helping train more than 200,000 students in robotics and EV technology, he took the next step by founding Skyy Rider Electric. Today, he leads a multi-crore EV manufacturing company, turning technical training into industrial innovation.
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