Electric Vehicles · Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Electric Vehicles jobs: 2,871 employed (2024)

Electric Vehicles Jobs in Pennsylvania (2024)

2,871 Rank #12 of 51 1.94% of U.S.

Pennsylvania-adjusted median

$56,036
Across 2 tracked electric vehicles roles, BEA RPP × 0.98.

Electric Vehicles sub-sector breakdown in Pennsylvania

Gasoline and diesel vehicles
61,474
Other vehicles
5,282
Hybrid electric vehicles
4,560
Motor vehicle commodity flows
3,918
Battery electric vehicles
2,871
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles
1,906
Hydrogen/fuel cell vehicles
608
Natural gas vehicles
485

Where Pennsylvania’s clean-energy jobs sit across 8 sectors

SectorJobs (2024)National rank
Energy Efficiency 76,289 #11
Solar 6,914 #16
Nuclear 4,107 #3
Wind 3,314 #11
Electric Vehicles 2,871 #12
Storage & Grid 2,312 #10
Clean Fuels 659 #6
Hydropower 567 #17

Pennsylvania vs. the electric vehicles leader, median, and bottom

1st · California
48,965
12. Pennsylvania
2,871
25th · Oregon
1,112
51st · Alaska
76

Electric Vehicles roles and pay in Pennsylvania

Role SOC National median Pennsylvania-adjusted Job Zone
Mechanical Engineering Technician (EV) 17-3027.00 $66,940 $65,400 3
Automotive Service Technician (EV) 49-3023.00 $47,770 $46,671 3

Employer-reported hiring difficulty in Pennsylvania

Did not hire
41.2%
Somewhat difficult hiring
27.7%
Very difficult hiring
27.5%
Not at all difficult hiring
3.7%

NAICS industry mix for Pennsylvania clean-energy jobs

Construction
68,379
Manufacturing
60,115
Other Services
42,556
Trade
41,939
Utilities
21,411
Professional Services
20,736
Mining and Extraction
16,880
Pipeline Transport & Commodity Flows
10,083
Agriculture and Forestry
596

Pennsylvania’s electric-power generation workforce by fuel type

Solar
6,914
Nuclear electricity
4,107
Wind
3,314
Natural gas electricity
3,156
Coal electricity
1,534
Bioenergy/Combined heat and power
1,391
Other electricity
997
Traditional hydropower
567
Low impact hydropower, marine, and hydrokinetics
429
Geothermal electricity
281
Oil and other fossil fuel electricity
249

Full USEER workbook line items for Pennsylvania

Fuels

Fuels total 48,011
Oil (petroleum and other fossil fuels) 16,847
Natural gas fuels 12,620
Other fuels 7,166
Coal fuels 6,602
Corn ethanol 1,616
Woody biomass 1,087
Other ethanol and non-woody biomass 809
Other biofuels 659
Nuclear fuels 605

Electric Power Generation

Electric power generation total 22,938
Solar 6,914
Nuclear electricity 4,107
Wind 3,314
Natural gas electricity 3,156
Coal electricity 1,534
Bioenergy/Combined heat and power 1,391
Other electricity 997
Traditional hydropower 567
Low impact hydropower, marine, and hydrokinetics 429
Geothermal electricity 281
Oil and other fossil fuel electricity 249

Transmission, Distribution & Storage

Transmission, distribution, and storage total 54,352
Traditional transmission and distribution 42,403
Other (including commodity flows) 7,451
Storage 2,312
Micro grid 823
Other grid modernization 761
Smart grid 603

Energy Efficiency

Energy efficiency total 76,289
Traditional HVAC with an efficiency component 20,976
High efficiency HVAC and renewable heating and cooling 17,754
Certified and efficient lighting 16,324
Advanced materials 13,830
Other 7,404

Motor Vehicles

Motor vehicle total 81,105
Gasoline and diesel vehicles 61,474
Other vehicles 5,282
Hybrid electric vehicles 4,560
Motor vehicle commodity flows 3,918
Battery electric vehicles 2,871
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles 1,906
Hydrogen/fuel cell vehicles 608
Natural gas vehicles 485

By NAICS Industry

Construction 68,379
Manufacturing 60,115
Other Services 42,556
Trade 41,939
Utilities 21,411
Professional Services 20,736
Mining and Extraction 16,880
Pipeline Transport & Commodity Flows 10,083
Agriculture and Forestry 596

Skill profile for electric vehicles roles

Top skills

Critical Thinking3.63
Active Listening3.50
Operations Monitoring3.50
Complex Problem Solving3.37
Speaking3.37
Judgment and Decision Making3.32
Reading Comprehension3.32
Troubleshooting3.25

Knowledge

Mechanical4.47
Engineering and Technology3.59
Computers and Electronics3.32
English Language3.22
Design3.18
Mathematics3.16
Customer and Personal Service3.07
Physics2.86

Core abilities

Deductive Reasoning3.82
Near Vision3.82
Inductive Reasoning3.75
Problem Sensitivity3.75
Oral Comprehension3.69
Information Ordering3.63
Written Comprehension3.63
Manual Dexterity3.44

Representative tasks for electric vehicles workers

  • Align vehicles' front ends. (Core)
  • Repair or rebuild transmissions. (n/a)
  • Estimate costs of vehicle repair. (Core)
  • Maintain cleanliness of work area. (Core)
  • Repair, reline, replace, and adjust brakes. (Core)
  • Monitor, inspect, or test mechanical equipment. (n/a)
  • Assemble or disassemble complex mechanical systems. (Core)
  • Review work orders and discuss work with supervisors. (Core)
  • Rebuild parts, such as crankshafts and cylinder blocks. (Supplemental)
  • Rewire ignition systems, lights, and instrument panels. (Core)
  • Prepare layouts of machinery, tools, plants, or equipment. (Core)
  • Interpret engineering sketches, specifications, or drawings. (Core)

Software and tools used in electric vehicles roles

Microsoft Outlook 🔥 SAP software 🔥 Microsoft Word 🔥 Microsoft Excel 🔥 Microsoft Office software 🔥 Dassault Systemes SolidWorks 🔥 Microsoft PowerPoint 🔥 Autodesk AutoCAD 🔥 Microsoft Project 🔥 Microsoft SharePoint 🔥 Microsoft Visual Basic 🔥 Autodesk Revit 🔥 Microsoft Windows 🔥 Bentley MicroStation 🔥 C++ 🔥 The MathWorks MATLAB 🔥 Microsoft Access 🔥 Computer aided manufacturing CAM software Recordkeeping software Web browser software ANSYS simulation software Robotic control software Data acquisition software Wolfram Research Mathematica

Education & training paths into electric vehicles

IM

Job-Related Professional Certification2.0%
Apprenticeship2.0%

OJ

On-the-Job Training12.5%

PT

On-Site or In-Plant Training12.5%

Required Level of Education

Required Level of Education22.2%

Related Work Experience (Years)

Related Work Experience11.1%