Technical Program Manager – Charging Infrastructure

• Define and manage end-to-end program plans for charging infrastructure development including home charger units, fast chargers, and charging ecosystem integrations.

• Coordinate with hardware, firmware, power electronics, and UI/UX teams to ensure seamless delivery of charging system features.

• Manage supplier and partner engagements for charging hardware components, ensuring milestone adherence and quality compliance.

• Drive interoperability testing programs across charging standards (CCS, CHAdeMO, BIS standards) and ensure regulatory compliance.

• Track DVT/PVT activities for charging hardware and manage field trial programs in coordination with the product and customer teams.

• Identify program risks related to component availability, certification timelines, and infrastructure rollout schedules; drive mitigations.

• Serve as the primary cross-functional liaison between charging infrastructure engineering and commercial, operations, and service teams.

• Prepare detailed program trackers, status dashboards, and executive presentations on charging program health.

• Support ecosystem partner programs (CPOs, fleet partners) by coordinating technical integration timelines and compatibility testing.

Requirements

• 6+ years of experience in program/project management, ideally in EV charging, power systems, or automotive electronics.

• Technical understanding of EV charging architecture — AC/DC charging, charging protocols (IEC 61851, ISO 15118, OCPP), and power conversion systems.

• Experience managing programs involving hardware development, regulatory certification, and field deployment.

• Familiarity with Indian EV charging standards (BIS/AIS norms) and a working knowledge of global charging standards.

• Demonstrated ability to manage complex stakeholder ecosystems including internal teams, vendors, and external partners.

• Proficiency in program management tools and strong analytical capabilities.

• B.E./B.Tech in Electrical, Electronics, or related engineering discipline required.