Connected Kerb

A UK electric vehicle charging company that installs chargers in the kerb and car parks for councils, developers, fleets and workplaces.

About Connected Kerb

Connected Kerb provides electric vehicle charging for the public sector, developers, fleets, workplaces and car parks across the UK. It builds the charging into the kerb, combining power and data at the roadside.

Its listing states its mission as to "champion the transition to sustainable mobility for all with reliable, affordable and accessible EV charging solutions".

Connected Kerb lists a central London (Soho) office. A job posted on 7 October 2026 for an EV Electrician (Installation Manager) is advertised under London / South East, though the text refers to growing the business in the North of England, so check the location before applying.

The company describes itself as "very passionate about people" and a "flat organisation, where exceptional talents can make a real impact". It lists 28 days of holiday, flexible hours and hybrid working. These are the company's own claims.

The role we saw is for qualified electricians (NVQ Level 3, 3-phase experience, data cabling), not for beginners. We did not find a graduate scheme, internship or apprenticeship. If you are training as an electrician, this is one to watch, and check its careers page for other roles.

What they do

• {'desc': 'Kerbside and car park charging for councils.', 'title': 'Public sector charging'}
• {'desc': 'Chargers for new sites, offices and car parks.', 'title': 'Developer and workplace charging'}
• {'desc': 'Charging for company vehicles.', 'title': 'Fleet charging'}

Key facts

• Central London (Soho) office
• EV Electrician posting dated 7 Oct 2026
• Role requires NVQ Level 3
• Offers 28 days holiday and hybrid working (company claim)

Website: connectedkerb.com