Electric Vehicles Companies to Provide Huge Job Opportunities in India

India – Electric vehicles and related industries are scaling up their workforce across domains, despite accelerated capacity expansion and the establishment of new plants to fulfill increased demand for EVs.

According to data from employment firm Ciel HR Services based on research of 50 organizations, hiring in the industry is expected to increase by 20-25 percent in the next 6-12 months.

According to data shared with the media, the average rise in staff numbers in the Electric Vehicle industry has been over 110 percent within the last two years, 35 percent in the last year, and 15 percent within the last six months.

According to the poll, Mahindra Electric, Hero Electric, Ola Electric, Ather Energy, and Exicom Power Solutions are among companies recruiting for new employees.

Experts say companies need to ramp up production because EV adoption is projected to pick up this fiscal year, particularly in the two- and three-wheeler categories, due to rising gasoline prices. More manpower will be required as a result of this.

According to the Ciel report, Bengaluru is the major hub for EV talent in India, accounting for 62 percent of jobs advertised in the region. Delhi NCR, Pune, Coimbatore, and Chennai are other popular hiring destinations.

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The most in-demand function is engineering, but organizations are also looking for expertise in operations, sales, and business development.

In comparison to conventional or internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, an EV requires solutions for easy operation, hassle-free ownership, and accessible charging options, all of which necessitate the development of a specialized skill set.

Because the business is still in its infancy in India, there is a scarcity of experts with relevant domain expertise.

Ather Energy is on the lookout for new talent as it plans to expand its operations across continents and introduce new product lines in the next 1-2 years.

This EV sector, which relies so heavily on electrical components and software, is confronted with a variety of design issues.

Embedded systems, software, and power electronics are all key to creating EVs, therefore design teams must be well-equipped with the necessary expertise.

According to industry experts, these complexities necessitate domain knowledge as well as advanced technical expertise.