Chief EV Infrastructure Officer (CEVIO)

Exoben Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 200,000 - 320,000; Full time

Job summary

Exoben Inc. seeks a practical Chief EV Infrastructure Officer (CEVIO) to lead the ExoBoost charging network globally, overseeing site development, system design, deployment and long-term operation.

You will drive a scalable, reliable charging ecosystem connected with storage and solar, ensuring performance in diverse markets. You will collaborate with energy storage, solar and software teams to deliver a complete, real-world charging solution, focusing on uptime, safety and user experience

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Power Systems (or related field).
• 15+ years of experience in EV infrastructure or large-scale electrical projects.
• Strong understanding of EV charging, power distribution and grid integration.
• Experience delivering infrastructure projects from planning to operation.
• Practical, solution-focused and results-driven leadership.

Responsibilities

• Define and lead Exoben’s global EV infrastructure strategy.
• Oversee the design, rollout and operation of ExoBoost charging networks.
• Ensure strong integration between charging systems, energy storage and solar generation.
• Guide engineering teams on charging system design, power requirements and performance.
• Lead site selection, permitting and deployment planning across regions.
• Ensure all charging stations meet safety standards, grid requirements and regulatory frameworks.
• Work with utilities and partners to secure power access and infrastructure support.
• Ensure high uptime, reliability and user experience across all charging locations.
• Monitor network performance and improve efficiency over time.
• Support expansion into new markets by adapting infrastructure to local conditions.
• Build and lead a strong global EV infrastructure team.

Skills

Leadership

Electrical engineering

Power systems

EV infrastructure

Project delivery

Education

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Power Systems

Master’s degree (advantage)

PhD preferred

Job description

Specialization: EV Charging Networks, Infrastructure Deployment and Integrated Energy Systems (ExoBoost™ and ExoGrid™)

Location: United States

Job Type: Full-Time

About Exoben

Exoben Inc. is building a global energy platform that connects batteries, energy storage, solar systems and EV charging infrastructure into one system.

EV charging is not just about plugging in a vehicle. It is about reliable power, smart distribution and seamless user experience. Through ExoBoost™, Exoben is building charging infrastructure designed for real-world conditions where reliability and speed matter.

The Chief EV Infrastructure Officer leads how this network is designed, deployed and scaled globally.

Job Description

We are looking for a practical and execution-focused Chief EV Infrastructure Officer (CEVIO) to lead Exoben’s EV charging infrastructure.

In this role, you will be responsible for building and scaling the ExoBoost™ charging network across different markets.

You will oversee everything from site development and system design to deployment and long-term operation. You will ensure that charging stations are reliable, efficient and integrated with Exoben’s energy storage and solar systems.

You will work closely with energy storage, solar and software teams to deliver a complete charging solution that works consistently in real environments.

This role is focused on building infrastructure that people can depend on every day.

Key Responsibilities

You will define and lead Exoben’s global EV infrastructure strategy.

Oversee the design, rollout and operation of ExoBoost™ charging networks.

Ensure strong integration between charging systems, energy storage and solar generation.

Guide engineering teams on charging system design, power requirements and performance.

Lead site selection, permitting and deployment planning across regions.

Ensure all charging stations meet safety standards, grid requirements and regulatory frameworks.

Work with utilities and partners to secure power access and infrastructure support.

Ensure high uptime, reliability and user experience across all charging locations.

Monitor network performance and improve efficiency over time.

Support expansion into new markets by adapting infrastructure to local conditions.

You will build and lead a strong global EV infrastructure team.

Qualifications

You have a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Power Systems or a related field. A Master’s degree is an advantage. A PhD is preferred.

You have 15 years or more of experience in EV infrastructure, energy systems or large-scale electrical projects.

Have strong understanding of EV charging systems, power distribution and grid integration.

Have experience delivering infrastructure projects from planning to operation.

Understand real-world challenges such as grid limitations, uptime and maintenance.

You are practical, solution-focused and results-driven.

You are a strong leader with clear communication skills.

Why This Role Matters

This role connects Exoben’s energy platform to mobility.

You ensure that EV charging is reliable, accessible and built for real conditions.

Your leadership helps make clean transportation practical and scalable.

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