EV Fleet & Charging Infrastructure Program Manager

BE Enterprise Holdings LLC

Philadelphia (Philadelphia County)

On-site

USD 120,000 - 190,000

Full time

3 days ago

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Job summary

BE Enterprise Holdings LLC in Philadelphia, PA, is seeking an EV Fleet & Charging Infrastructure Development Manager to lead fleet expansion and charging infrastructure development with periodic travel to fleet locations and sites. The role combines fleet acquisition strategy, EV knowledge, and infrastructure projects in a business development and execution capacity.

The candidate will evaluate acquisition options, identify charging locations, coordinate providers, and develop actionable

Qualifications

Bachelor's degree or equivalent professional experience in a related field.
At least four years of experience in fleet management, automotive operations, EV charging, or related business development.
Demonstrated understanding of electric vehicles, charging requirements, and fleet acquisition processes.
Familiarity with Level 2 and DC fast-charging technologies.
Experience evaluating vehicle acquisition or infrastructure investment costs.
Strong project management, vendor coordination, and financial analysis skills.
Excellent organizational, written communication, and presentation skills.

Responsibilities

Evaluate fleet expansion opportunities and compare vehicle manufacturers, models, capabilities, warranties, acquisition costs, range, battery performance, charging compatibility, utilization, and long-term operating costs.
Recommend purchasing, financing, or leasing strategies; identify acquisition channels through dealerships, manufacturers, fleet suppliers, and distributors.
Develop acquisition plans and schedules, coordinate purchases, delivery, registration, and deployment, and maintain fleet inventory and records.
Identify charging locations and evaluate commercial suitability of properties and sites.
Coordinate feasibility assessments with engineers, electricians, utilities, and infrastructure providers; assess Level 2 and DC fast-charging equipment.
Research equipment manufacturers, software providers, and installation contractors; compare proposals.
Coordinate utility service assessments, permitting, and electrical infrastructure planning; manage installations through scheduling, testing, and handoff.
Track charging uptime, utilization, and maintenance requirements.
Model costs including financing, depreciation, energy, and resale value; prepare budgets and assess incentives.
Present costs, risks, and payback to leadership; monitor expenditures.
Develop relationships with manufacturers, dealership and fleet partners, utilities and providers.
Evaluate charging partnerships and networks; prepare proposals and vendor selections within policy.
Evaluate fleet management software, charging platforms, and telematics; monitor usage and energy consumption.
Develop charging schedules that support operations and research battery tech and standards.
Track regulatory requirements and coordinate with contractors on permits and interconnection.
Identify requirements and documentation for incentives and compliance; escalate concerns.
Prepare monthly progress and cost reports and maintain a centralized pipeline.
Maintain project schedules and budgets; identify risks to timelines or economics.