EVgo Careers

• Serve as the internal expert and final authority on UL 2202 and UL 22311/2 requirements, providing strategic guidance on how standards should shape product architecture and design philosophy across the EVSE portfolio.
• Establish and own compliance frameworks for design documentation review, including schematics, BOMs, and firmware — ensuring requirements are embedded early in the development lifecycle rather than addressed reactively.
• Lead EVgo's engagement with standards bodies and NRTLs (UL, ETL, TUV, CSA, etc.), influencing the interpretation and evolution of regulatory requirements as they apply to EVSE.
• Proactively monitor and assess pending updates to UL, NEC, FCC, and SAE J-standards, translating regulatory trends into strategic product and engineering roadmap decisions.
• Define and lead EVgo's participation in UL 3141 for energy management, representing the company's interests in shaping emerging standards.

Certification Strategy & Management 

• Own the end-to-end certification strategy across the EVSE portfolio, establishing scalable processes for NRTL engagement from initial submittal through final listing.
• Direct the development of test plans, evidence packages, construction review documents, and risk assessments — setting the standard for how these are prepared across the organization.
• Lead resolution of complex nonconformances during testing (electrical, mechanical, environmental, EMC), applying independent judgment to determine corrective paths with broad functional impact.
• Ensure all products meet legally required certifications before market release, and establish governance mechanisms to maintain ongoing compliance as products evolve.
• Shape EVgo's approach to material compliance and wireless device certification, building scalable frameworks rather than case-by-case solutions. 

• Serve as a strategic compliance partner to engineering, product, and program management teams throughout the full product lifecycle — influencing design decisions at the earliest stages.
• Lead root cause analysis for complex certification failures, driving systemic corrective actions that prevent recurrence across the portfolio.
• Define and lead compliance-focused design reviews, safety reviews, and DFMEA/PFMEA participation — elevating the organization's overall approach to safety engineering.
• Develop and deliver compliance training programs for engineering and product teams, building organizational capability and reducing reliance on external expertise. 

• Establish and govern controlled documentation standards for safety listings, deviations, CDFs, and engineering change orders across the compliance function.
• Partner with quality and manufacturing leadership to institutionalize ongoing production compliance practices.
• Lead audit readiness and serve as the primary point of contact for NRTL and regulatory body audits. 

• Typically requires a minimum of 12 years of related experience with a Bachelor's degree; or 8 years and a Master's degree; or a PhD with 5 years of experience; or equivalent experience. Entry at this level may require committee review. 

• Deep, hands-on expertise with UL 2202, UL 22311/2, and EVSE or power electronics standards — recognized internally and externally as a subject matter authority.
• Comprehensive understanding of NRTL processes, including listing, follow-up services, and factory inspections, with the ability to strategically navigate and influence those relationships.
• Proven ability to develop and own technical documentation frameworks for certification across complex product portfolios.
• Expert-level ability to interpret and apply electrical safety requirements — isolation, creepage/clearance, temperature rise, and fault conditions — across diverse product architectures.
• Extensive experience with NEC Article 625, SAE J1772, J3068, and other EVSE standards, including active participation in standards development or working groups.
• Strong knowledge of EMC/EMI regulations (FCC Part 15, CISPR) and their application to high-power charging systems.
• Broad background in high-power electronics, inverters, or DC fast charging equipment at a systems level.
• Familiarity with global standards such as IEC 61851, IEC 62196 series, SAE J1772, and SAE J3400, with the ability to assess international compliance implications.
• Prior experience in an NRTL lab or testing/certification environment, ideally in a senior technical or leadership capacity.