Head of Energy

Country Manager

Role Overview:

• This leadership position is responsible for directing the company's operations, driving expansion, and ensuring the success of its charging and energy infrastructure across the nation. The Country Manager will spearhead national operations, guarantee adherence to technical and regulatory requirements, foster network growth, and cultivate essential partnerships aligned with the company's strategic vision.

Key Responsibilities:

• Lead all aspects of the nationwide charging and energy network operations, ensuring optimal availability, safety, and efficiency.


• Supervise preventive and corrective maintenance activities and effectively manage vendor performance.


• Oversee the planning, execution, and commissioning of new site developments, ensuring adherence to timelines and quality standards.


• Manage project budgets, procurement processes, and contractual agreements.


• Identify and secure new site locations, fostering collaborative relationships with utility providers, government bodies, property owners, and fleet operators.


• Ensure strict compliance with all relevant regulatory, environmental, and electrical standards.


• Provide expert technical guidance on electrical systems, grid integration, and electric vehicle charging technologies.


• Lead and mentor cross-functional teams encompassing engineering, operations, and customer service functions.


• Continuously monitor network performance, utilization rates, and downtime, delivering comprehensive reports to senior management.


• Champion exceptional customer experiences and efficiently coordinate the resolution of service-related issues.


• Support innovation, the integration of renewable energy sources, and initiatives aimed at continuous operational improvement.

Qualifications:

• A Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Energy Systems, or a comparable field is required; a Master's degree is preferred.


• A minimum of 10 years of experience in infrastructure operations, energy systems, telecommunications, or EV charging is essential.


• Possess a robust technical understanding of electrical infrastructure, power distribution, and AC/DC systems.


• Demonstrated experience in managing large-scale projects and multi-site operational environments.


• A solid grasp of regulatory frameworks and utility operational processes is necessary.


• Excellent leadership, communication, and stakeholder engagement abilities are critical.


• PMP certification will be considered a valuable asset.