EV charging
Product professionals in EV charging
These ten product leaders have held product management and product development roles at EV charging companies. A reader can learn how charging teams decide which hardware, software and driver features to build, and how those choices hold up once chargers are deployed and operated.
Professionals to explore
01—10Ankit Bhatnagar
LinkedInExperience: Director of Product Management · Blink Charging
Director of Product Management at Blink Charging since 2025. Other listed roles include Product Engineering Manager at Blink Charging (2023–2025), Product Engineering Manager at SemaConnect (2021–2023), Product Engagement Manager at SemaConnect (2019–2023) and Senior Embedded Software Engineer at SemaConnect (2016–2019).
Brad Juhasz
LinkedInExperience: Chief Product Officer Head of Product · ChargerHelp
Chief Product Officer Head of Product at ChargerHelp since 2025. The profile highlights describe building products and partnerships in EV charging and energy systems. Also Board Member at Alliance for Transportation Electrification since 2026. Other listed roles include Product Line Manager - EV Charging Solutions at Eaton (2022–2025), SVP, Product at Kitu Systems, Inc. (2021) and Vice Chair, Technical & Open Standards Committee at Alliance for Transportation Electrification (ATE) (2020–2021).
Michael Buff
LinkedInExperience: Director, Product and Program Management · Electrify America
Director, Product and Program Management at Electrify America since 2023. Other listed roles include Senior Manager of Product & Program Management at Electrify America (2021–2023), Manager of Infrastructure Planning and Research at Electrify America (2017–2021), Engagement Manager at Booz & Company. (2014–2017) and Associate - Energy Chemicals & Utilities Practice at Booz & Company. (2012–2014).
Miriam Kaletta
LinkedInExperience: Director of Product · Digital Charging Solutions
Director of Product at Digital Charging Solutions since 2024. The profile highlights describe leading teams that shape digital products and services for e-mobility. Other listed roles include Head of Product Driver Solutions & B2B at Digital Charging Solutions (2023–2024), Head of Product Driver Solutions at Digital Charging Solutions (2021–2023), Senior Product Manager at Digital Charging Solutions (2018–2021) and IT Consultant - Automotive at Riverland Reply (2017–2018).
Monika Pani
LinkedInExperience: Director of Product Management · ChargePoint
Director of Product Management at ChargePoint since 2026. The profile highlights describe leading product for ChargePoint's Home & Driver businesses, at the intersection of EV charging, automotive, energy and consumer technology. Other listed roles include Lead Product Manager at ChargePoint (2025–2026), Group Product Manager at Gatik (2023–2025), Analyst at Gatik (2014) and Investor at Lightbank (2022).
Pim van Berlo
LinkedInExperience: Director Product Management EV Charging · Alfen
Director Product Management EV Charging at Alfen since 2026. The profile highlights describe Alfen as an Electrical Equipment Manufacturing company founded in 1937. Other listed roles include Head of investments at Esses Capital Partners (2022–2026), Investment Manager at Esses Capital Partners (2019–2022), Consultant at Boston Consulting Group (BCG) (2016–2019) and Associate at Boston Consulting Group (BCG) (2014–2016).
Sunil Daryanani
LinkedInExperience: Chief Product Officer SVP Product · Shell Recharge Solutions
Chief Product Officer SVP Product at Shell Recharge Solutions since 2024. Also Executive AI Advisor at Archer Innovative Solutions Group since 2026. Other listed roles include Vice President of Product Management at Shell Recharge Solutions (2021–2024), Executive Board Member at Open Charge Alliance (2024–2026) and Global Head of Products, IoT and Cloud Applications at Beckman Coulter Diagnostics (2016–2021).
Thuy-An Nguyen
LinkedInExperience: Chief Product Officer · DynaChrg
Chief Product Officer at DynaChrg since 2025. The profile headline lists DynaChrg alongside EV charging and energy management. Also Chief Executive Officer at JCA Consulting, Inc. since 2011. Other listed roles include Project Manager - Smart Grid at DynaChrg (2011–2013), Chief Product Officer at 3Insys (2022–2025) and Vice President of Strategic Delivery & Product Engineering at Smart Energy Water (2013–2022).
Tom Pocrnich
LinkedInExperience: Vice President - Hardware Product · EVgo
Vice President - Hardware Product at EVgo since 2024. The profile highlights describe product development and deployment work in the electric vehicle (EV) industry. Other listed roles include Director - Hardware Product at EVgo (2024), Director - Supply Chain Operations and Program Management at EVgo (2023–2024), Director of EV Product at Dover Fueling Solutions (2023) and Technical Deployment Lead - North America Charging at Tesla (2016–2022).
Zareer Vandrevala
LinkedInExperience: Vice President, Product Management (Software) · ChargePoint
Former Vice President, Product Management (Software) at ChargePoint (2025–2026). The profile highlights describe setting the software vision and roadmap for EV charging hosts, installers, and Data & AI products and leading a team of product managers. Other listed roles include Sr. Director, Product Management (Software) at ChargePoint (2023–2025), Director - Product Portfolio & Strategy (Home and Fleet) at ChargePoint (2020–2023), Sr. Manager, Product Portfolio at ChargePoint (2018–2020) and Business Development Manager at ChargePoint (2016–2018).
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Match the person's product area, such as charging hardware, charging software or driver-facing services, to the decision you face. Check whether their relevant role is current or past before asking about today's equipment, networks and buyers.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01When site hosts, drivers and installers asked for different things, how did you decide what went into the next release?
- 02Tell me about a charging product or feature that ran into trouble once it was deployed in the field. What did you change afterwards?
- 03What evidence did you need before committing your roadmap to a new charger type, market or pricing model?
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