To lead the design, development, and validation of low-power off-board AC chargers (up to 3.3 kW), ensuring product reliability, safety, and compliance with national and international EV charging standards. The role includes working across hardware, firmware, and systems engineering teams to bring efficient and cost-effective AC charging solutions to market. Key Responsibilities: • Lead and support the end-to-end development of AC EV chargers up to 3.3 kW (single-phase wall box or pedestal chargers). • Design AC-DC conversion topologies, control algorithms, and protection circuitry aligned with application and regulatory needs. • Ensure compliance with IEC 61851-1, IS 17017, and other applicable standards. • Integrate charger control with backend protocols like OCPP (1.6/2.0.1) for networked charging features. • Optimize designs for cost, size, thermal performance, and manufacturability. • Coordinate with firmware, mechanical, and compliance teams for integrated product development. • Drive EMI/EMC compliance testing, safety certifications (CE, BIS, etc.), and field validation. • Support failure analysis, root cause diagnosis, and design improvements based on field feedback. • Prepare and maintain detailed documentation including schematics, BOMs, test plans, and validation reports. Skills & Competencies: • Strong understanding of low-power AC-DC converters, PFC topologies, and power stage design. • Familiarity with single-phase electrical systems, insulation and safety requirements. • Knowledge of charging protocols • Proficiency in tools like Altium, OrCAD, MATLAB/Simulink, LTspice/PSIM. • Hands-on experience with charger firmware interface, embedded control (e.g., STM32, TI C2000). • Ability to analyze power electronics circuits for thermal performance, protection, and efficiency. • Experience with test instruments (oscilloscopes, power analyzers, EMC pre-compliance tools). • Basic understanding of OCPP and communication stacks (Modbus, CAN, RS485). • Strong problem-solving, documentation, and cross-functional collaboration skills. Educational Qualification: • B.E./B.Tech in Electrical, Electronics, or Power Electronics Engineering • M.E./M.Tech preferred in relevant domain Preferred Experience: • Experience Required 15years • At least 2–3 charger products (up to 3.3 kW) taken from concept to production • Familiarity with ARAI certifications • EV domain experience in 2W/3W segment, especially in charging ecosystem • Exposure to remote diagnostics, or smart charging feature Show more Show less

The Strategic Business Development Manager will lead the formulation and execution of business strategies focused on EV chargers (AC & DC), specifically for the Auto OEM and Charge Point Operator (CPO) segments. The role involves working closely with engineering teams for new product development (240 kW to 400 kW DC chargers and dispensers), identifying growth opportunities, driving export strategy, and nurturing key customer relationships to achieve sales and order booking targets. Key Responsibilities: Strategic Planning & Facilitation Formulate and implement strategic plans aligned with organizational goals for the EV charging business. Anchor cross-functional strategic planning meetings with internal stakeholders and key external partners, especially Auto OEMs and CPOs. Identify and evaluate new opportunity areas in the EV segment; define roadmaps for new product introductions. Business Development & Key Account Management Drive end-to-end business development activities for EV charging solutions (AC & DC). Lead Key Account Management (KAM) initiatives for Auto OEMs and CPOs, ensuring long-term business engagement and revenue growth. Plan and execute promotional and marketing activities to increase visibility and adoption of EV charging products. Collaborate with regional branches to convert proposals into orders and support sales enablement. Sales & Revenue Generation Achieve targeted Order Booking (OB) and sales revenues as per the annual business plan. Develop and implement a roadmap for expanding the export business for EV chargers. Explore new business models and partnerships to grow market share in domestic and international markets. New Product Development Collaborate with the engineering team on the development and rollout of new high-power DC chargers (240–400 kW) and dispenser units. Provide market insights and customer feedback to guide product features and roadmap decisions. Accountabilities: Unique Accountabilities Business development for EV chargers (AC/DC) Leading strategic planning exercises for the EV business Driving initiatives for new product exploration and validation Shared Accountabilities Product development with Engineering teams KAM for Auto OEMs with cross-functional teams (CFT) Nurturing new accounts and unlocking new revenue streams Show more Show less