Staff Product Manager, Residential Charging & Home Energy ManagementActive$183K–$242K

ChargePoint
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The opportunity

We are seeking a Staff Product Manager, Residential Charging & Home Energy Management to lead our home and residential AC charging hardware within the Home & Driver vertical. Reporting to the Director of Product Management, Home & Driver, you will own the product line roadmap,…

What you'll do

  • Own the product line roadmap and strategy for home and residential AC: hardware, setting direction and making pricing, demand, and build-quantity decisions

  • Lead products from development through early access to launch as the product: owner for go/no-go decisions, including factory readiness, ship criteria, and certification (e.g., UL 3141, Energy Star, Eichrecht requirements, etc.)

  • Define the home energy strategy—including load management, panel-upgrade: avoidance, V2H/V2G, and smart-home standards—and decide when to build, buy, or partner

  • Own product relationships with strategic partners including intelligent power: management companies, utilities, and automotive OEMs, and represent the product in utility pilot and managed-charging programs

  • Drive field quality after launch with Quality, CX, and Engineering, turning: installer and driver feedback into prioritized fixes and roadmap decisions

  • Coordinate cross-vertical dependencies with Commercial, Fleet, and DC: Charging, prioritizing shared engineering capacity against the AC charging backlog

What they're looking for

  • to 12 years of hardware product management or product line management: experience, including ownership of the business case and lifecycle for a connected electrical or energy product line.
  • Experience taking integrated hardware, firmware, and software products from concept to volume production.
  • Proven track record in residential EV charging, solar, storage, inverters,: smart panels, load management, or adjacent home energy sectors.
  • Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional teams without direct authority: and drive pricing, cost, certification, and launch execution in a matrixed environment.
  • Experience with the standards behind home energy integration, including UL: 3141, UL 9741, IEEE 2030.5, OCPP, ISO 15118, etc.
  • Bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science, or a related field; MBA or advanced degree preferred.
  • Experience with vehicle-to-home or bidirectional power, microgrid: interconnection devices, backup power, or utility programs such as demand response and virtual power plants.
  • Experience with smart-home ecosystems or standards and launching products in both North America and Europe.