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E-mobility Hot Jobs 🌶️

Once again, we’ve gathered the hottest EV, charging & energy jobs we could find. These can be at corporates or startups, but they all have one thing in common: they’re so🔥that we’re almost tempted to apply ourselves…

Here ya go with hot jobs in the 🇪🇺:

• Product Manager (m/w/d) eMobility – Payment Solutions, E.ON, Germany and other locations

• Principal EV Charging Products Middle Mile, EU, AMAZON Europe, Munich, Germany

• Senior Product Owner - Embedded Software, ABB, Netherlands

• Product Manager (Smart Charging), Tibber, Berlin, Germany

• Partner Manager - International EV Charging Partnerships, Elli (VW Group), Berlin, Germany

• Sr/Manager, Power and Flexibilty Trading Europe, NIO, Berlin, Germany

• Senior Product Manager Smart Charging, RABOT Charge, Hamburg, Germany

… and the 🇺🇸:

• Sr. Technical Program Manager, EV Charging & Infrastructure Products, Amazon, Seattle, WA

• Hardware Product Manager, Lunar Energy, Mountain View, CA

• EV Charging Infrastructure Integration Engineer, Revel, Brooklyn, NY

• Sr. Program Manager, Charging, RIVIAN, Palo Alto, CA

• Manager of DC Fast Charging, Wallbox, Remote, US

• Senior Vice President Operations- EV Charging Network & Facilities Management, Greenlane, Los Angeles, CA

3 Links 🔗

• JOSEV leaves Switch and becomes part of EcoG: British startup Switch EV sold its JOSEV product line - an embedded software stack for EV chargers - to competitor EcoG. The Munich-based startup will not only take over the JOSEV codebase but also hires on the embedded SW engineering resources that worked on JOSEV. (Link)

• Designed in Finnland, Made in America 🇺🇸: Finnish DC charger company Kempower just opened its US manufacturing facility in Durham, North Carolina. Kempower is one of many European charger companies that are opening local manufacturing facilities as they enter the US market, mainly to be eligible for federal funding programs that require local assembly. (Link)

• Rivian R1 - renewed and refreshed✨: US-based EV startup Rivian recently launched a comprehensive mid-cycle refresh for its R1S SUV and the R1T pickup truck. Less than 3 years after initial start of production this marks a rather early mid-cycle refresh. The company focused on reducing cost and complexity in its architecture and is also moving more parts, eg the electric motors, from external suppliers to inhouse production. This should hopefully help Rivian get closer to gross margin profitability on its vehicles. In its Q1/2024 earnins the company still lost ~$38k per vehicle, but projected gross margin break even for the fourth quarter of 2024 (Link).

Most-clicked link last week: Was Electrify America’s new website detailing network status, including sites affected by vandalism or temporary maintenance (Link to website, last week’s article)

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