Careers at Emobi

Work on the Protocol Layer That Makes EV Networks Run

We're a small engineering team in Jacksonville, FL implementing OCPP, OpenADR 2.0b, and OCPI at production scale — connecting real EVSE hardware to real operations stacks. The problems are protocol-level, the customers are operators with real infrastructure, and the team is small enough that you own what you build.

5–8Current Team Size
3Open Roles
JAX FLHeadquarters
AngelFunding Stage

Open Roles

We're Hiring

Three open roles. Engineering, customer success, and sales — each requires genuine interest in EV charging infrastructure. We're a technical team and expect everyone to develop working knowledge of OCPP and how the charging stack fits together.

Integration Engineer (OCPP / Backend)
Engineering · Jacksonville, FL (or Remote)
Python or Node.js OCPP Protocol WebSockets
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Customer Success Manager (EV/Energy)
Customer Success · Jacksonville, FL
EV Charging B2B SaaS Technical Account Mgmt
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Sales Development Representative
Sales · Jacksonville, FL
B2B Outbound Energy/Utilities Technical Sales
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How We Work

Culture at Emobi

Small Team, Real Ownership

At 5–8 people, every role owns a large surface area. You're not a ticket-resolver; you design and build the systems you maintain.

Direct Communication

We don't have layers of management between you and the decision that affects your work. If you see a problem, say so. We'll address it immediately.

The Protocol Work Is Real

OCPP implementation decisions made here run on physical EVSE at commercial and public sites. OpenADR integrations built here participate in real utility demand response events. The software isn't abstract — it's connected to hardware on real grids.

Don't See Your Role?

OCPP, Energy Systems, or Distributed Backend Experience?

If you have hands-on experience with OCPP protocol implementation, OpenADR or energy management systems, or high-throughput WebSocket infrastructure — reach out directly even if there's no matching open role listed above.

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