Swap Station Attendants

• PositionSwap Station Attendants
• CompanyYongeza Capital
• LocationMultiple stations in Kampala, Wakiso, Mukono, Luwero, Kayunga, Mpigi, Masaka, Lyantonde and Mbarara
• Job TypeFull-Time
• CategoryCustomer Service Jobs in Uganda
• IndustryE-Mobility / Clean Energy
• DepartmentStation Operations
• VacanciesMultiple (one or more per station)
• DeadlineFriday, 30 October 2026

Yongeza Capital is a Ugandan e-mobility infrastructure company that builds and runs battery swap stations for electric motorcycles. It launched its swap network in June 2024 and describes itself as Africa’s first dedicated property manager for e-mobility swap infrastructure: it secures sites, signs the leases, builds the stations, staffs them with trained attendants and manages energy supply, so electric motorcycle makers and fleet operators can focus on deploying bikes.

The company’s model is shared, multi-brand infrastructure. It has partnered with Spiro (2024) and Zembo (2026) so their riders can swap at Yongeza stations, and with Oryx Energies to place swap points at Oryx fuel stations. It reports more than 50 active stations, with its densest cluster in Kampala and sites in Masaka, Lyantonde, Mbarara and Jinja, and stations are monitored in real time from a Network Operations Centre.

As a Swap Station Attendant, you will be the face of Yongeza at your station. Electric boda boda riders pull in with a flat battery and leave with a fully charged one in a couple of minutes, and you make that happen: guiding riders through the swap, handling batteries carefully, answering questions and making sure every rider leaves satisfied. You will also give basic technical support when riders have problems.

Behind the counter you will keep the station’s equipment working, track the battery and supplies inventory, and follow safety and compliance procedures for handling high-capacity batteries and electrical equipment. Yongeza is recruiting at more than 40 locations, and the advert requires you to live close to the station you apply for, so this is a local job in your own neighbourhood with a growing clean-energy company.

Main Duties (from the advert)

• Customer Service: assist riders with battery swaps and provide excellent customer service.
• Battery Swapping & Maintenance: carry out battery swaps and help maintain the station’s equipment.
• Technical Support: support riders with basic technical issues at the station.
• Inventory Management: keep track of batteries and station supplies.
• Safety and Compliance: follow safety and compliance procedures at the station.

Station Locations

• Kampala Central, Kibuli, Munyonyo, Nansana, Wakiso town, Makerere Kavule, Mukono Kigunga, Gayaza Manyangwa, Butikiro, Busiika, Bujjuuko, Kitukutwe, Mawanda Road, Abayita Ababiri, Ndejje (Wakiso District), Bugolobi, Lugazi town, Seeta, Matugga town, Luwero town, Mpigi town, Nakawuka, Kyebando, Buziga, Namugongo, Kiira, Naalya, Naguru, Mukono, Kayunga, Kireka, Bweyogerere, Mbarara High Street, Kyengera, Kayabwe, Masaka town, Masaka Nyendo, Lyantonde town, Biharwe, Nyamitanga, Kakoba, Kavule Ssemuto, Bombo town, Kitti town and the surrounding areas.

Required Education

• A minimum of a UCE certificate.

Work Experience

• No previous experience is stated in the advert. Customer service, cashier, fuel station or boda boda industry experience will help.

Additional Requirements

• A National ID.
• You must be staying within close proximity to the station indicated in your application.
• Customer-focused, technically inclined and passionate about sustainable transportation.

Technical Skills

• Battery Swapping: Safely removing and fitting electric motorcycle batteries.
• Equipment Care: Keeping swap cabinets, chargers and tools clean and working.
• Inventory Tracking: Recording batteries in and out and reporting shortages.
• Basic Troubleshooting: Helping riders with simple battery or bike issues.
• Safety Procedures: Handling batteries and electrical equipment safely.

Soft Skills

• Customer Focus: Friendly, quick service for busy riders.
• Reliability: Opening on time and keeping the station running.
• Communication: Explaining swaps and prices clearly to riders.
• Honesty: Handling batteries, payments and records with integrity.
• Interest in Clean Energy: Passion for sustainable transport and electric mobility.

The advert does not state the salary or benefits. Ask about pay, working hours and shift patterns if you are invited to interview.

• Only a UCE certificate and a National ID are required.
• You work close to home, since Yongeza recruits attendants who live near each station.
• More than 40 locations are open, from Kampala and Wakiso to Mukono, Luwero, Masaka, Lyantonde and Mbarara.
• You join Uganda’s fast-growing electric motorcycle sector early.
• Yongeza is backed by climate investor Holocene and partners with Spiro, Zembo and Oryx Energies.
• Hands-on battery and equipment skills are valuable as e-mobility expands across East Africa.

Send an application letter that clearly states the position applied for, the names and contacts of 2 referees, and the location(s) convenient for you, together with a copy of your National ID and your academic certificates. Combine everything into one PDF file and email it to sarah.biraakwate@yongezacapital.com.

The deadline is Friday, 30 October 2026.

• Name the exact station or stations near you in your letter, using the location names in the advert.
• Combine your letter, ID and certificates into a single PDF, as the advert asks for one file.
• Use “Application for Swap Station Attendant” plus your preferred location as the email subject.
• Mention any customer service, cashier, fuel station or boda boda experience.
• Give 2 referees who can confirm you are reliable and honest.
• Show interest in electric motorcycles and clean energy in one or two sentences.