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Exoben Inc. seeks a practical and experienced Chief Energy Storage Officer (CESO) to lead its energy storage systems globally.
You will oversee design, deployment and scaling across residential, commercial and utility-scale projects, working with battery, solar and charging teams to ensure the platform runs as a cohesive system. This executive role emphasizes execution, reliability and performance under real-world conditions, with focus on grid integration, safety, and regulatory compliance
Specialization: Grid Systems, Energy Storage Platforms and Real-World Deployment (ExoGrid™, LithioX™ and SodioX™)
Location: United States
Job Type: Full-Time
Exoben Inc. is building a global energy platform that combines batteries, solar systems and EV infrastructure into one connected system.
Energy storage is what makes this platform work. It connects power generation to real usage, keeps electricity available when the grid is unstable, and supports homes, businesses and entire communities.
The Chief Energy Storage Officer leads how Exoben delivers reliable power in real-world conditions.
We are looking for a practical and experienced Chief Energy Storage Officer (CESO) to lead Exoben’s energy storage systems globally.
In this role, you will be responsible for how our storage solutions are designed, deployed and scaled. You will oversee system architecture, grid integration, and real-world performance across all markets.
You will work closely with battery, solar and charging teams to ensure all parts of the Exoben platform operate together as one system.
This role is focused on execution, reliability and delivering systems that perform under real conditions.
This role makes Exoben’s energy platform work in the real world.
Ensure that power is stable, reliable and available when people need it.
Leadership connects all technologies into one system that delivers real value to customers and communities.
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