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Information technology professionals in EV charging
These ten professionals have held information technology roles, including IT director, head of IT and vice president of IT, at EV charging companies. A reader can learn how IT teams at charging companies choose, run and secure the business systems behind a charging network, from ERP and CRM to infrastructure and cybersecurity.
Professionals to explore
01—10Chris Hart
LinkedInExperience: Vice President - Information Technology · EVgo
Vice President - Information Technology at EVgo since 2026, which the profile describes as America's largest public EV fast charging network. Former Vice President of IT Infrastructure and Cybersecurity at DigitalBridge (2019–2026) and former Director of Cybersecurity there (2017–2019). Other listed roles include Director of Corporate IT at Townsquare Media (2012–2015).
Holger Riemenschneider
LinkedInExperience: Head of IT · IONITY
Former Head of IT at IONITY (2021–2024) and former Director Technolgy at IONITY (2024–2025). CTO at Allego since 2025; the profile describes Allego as working toward a zero-emission environment for electric vehicle drivers. Other listed roles include Head of IT eMobility at innogy SE (2012–2020).
João Prudente
LinkedInExperience: Information Technology Director · i-charging
Information Technology Director at i-charging since 2023; the profile describes leading the company's IT strategy since the beginning in 2019. Former IT Director at FLAMA S.A. (2021–2023) and Director of Information Technology at SISINT (2021–2023). The profile headline lists technology strategy, enterprise architecture, cybersecurity and data governance.
Jonathan Lang
LinkedInExperience: Senior Vice President - Information Technology · EVgo
Senior Vice President - Information Technology at EVgo since 2025. The profile describes EVgo as America's largest public electric vehicle fast charging network, with over 1,200 public fast charging stations. Former CIO CTO CISO at Freeman Clarke (2022–2025). Also Managing Principal at Merritt Brook Inc since 2021 and Advisory Board Member at LeaseWorks since 2022.
Julia Lomax
LinkedInExperience: Sr. Director Systems and Process Improvement( Enterprise IT) · EVgo
Sr. Director Systems and Process Improvement( Enterprise IT) at EVgo since 2025, and former Sr.Director Systems and Process Improvement(Operational Excellence) there (2023–2025). Other listed roles include Head of IOT Platform at Electrify America (2022–2023) and Director IT Services (PnC, PMO, ISO 15118, Digital mobility, Integration, Client Delivery) at Hubject (2019–2022).
Nathalie Young
LinkedInExperience: Vice President Information Technology · Blink Charging
Vice President Information Technology and Vice President of Systems and Technology at Blink Charging since 2025; both are listed as current. Former Senior Director of Systems and Technology (2022–2025), Director System Operations (2020–2022) and Information Technology Solutions Architect (2019–2020) at Blink Charging. The profile describes driving large-scale system migrations (Salesforce, NetSuite) and building global teams.
Sarang Sabnis
LinkedInExperience: Director Business Systems · ChargePoint
Director Business Systems at ChargePoint since 2020; the profile headline gives the role as Head Of Business Applications & IT, India, and describes ChargePoint as running the world's largest EV charging network. Former Co-Founder, CEO at NUVOLA (2011–2019) and Sr. Product Manager, Software Services at SunPower (2008–2011).
Steve Vossaert
LinkedInExperience: Head of IT Operations · IONITY
Head of IT Operations at IONITY since 2024 and former Team Lead IT Operations at IONITY (2023–2024), both based in Munich according to the profile. Former Self-employed Consultant - IT Service Management, IT Support, IT Operation at Steve Vossaert Consulting (2021–2023) and Prokurist - innogy Chargetech GmbH at innogy chargetech GmbH (2020–2021).
Tom Galliford
LinkedInExperience: Head of Systems, IT and Data · RAW Charging
Head of Systems, IT and Data at RAW Charging since 2026, a role the profile lists at Director level. Former Process, Systems and Data Manager (2024–2026), Programme Manager (2023–2024), Sales Operation Lead (2022–2023) and Project Deployment (2021–2022) at RAW Charging.
William Ly
LinkedInExperience: Director, IT Services, Compliance, & App Mgmt · Shell Recharge Solutions
Director, IT Services, Compliance, & App Mgmt at Shell Recharge Solutions since 2023, and former Director Of Information Technology there (2019–2024). The profile headline gives the role as Global Director, Information Technology, Security & Compliance at Shell Recharge. Former Senior Network Engineer at The Honest Company (2015–2019).
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Questions to take into the conversation
- 01Walk me through a core business system you selected or replaced at an EV charging company, such as ERP, CRM or billing. Which alternatives did you rule out, and why?
- 02How did you split responsibility between corporate IT and the teams running the charging platform, and where did that boundary cause problems?
- 03As the network and the team grew, how did you scale IT operations, security and support without slowing the business down?
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