DC fast charger maker for EV fleet, commercial and public-sector markets
Tritium designs and manufactures DC fast chargers for electric vehicles, with a stack built on OCPP, ISO 15118, embedded Linux, C++ and power-electronics tools like PLECS and LTspice. Hiring tilts toward operations, manufacturing and support rather than R&D, and automotive quality tooling (PPAP, APQP, FMEA, 8D) plus ISO 45001 adoption point to a company tightening production, sourcing and field reliability.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
Tritium develops DC fast charging hardware for electric vehicles, built around proprietary power electronics and vertically integrated manufacturing. The company operates facilities in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia, and is part of the Exicom group. It is a public company with 201–500 employees, headquartered in Lebanon, Tennessee. Commercial focus spans fleet, commercial and public-sector customers, supported by Salesforce for sales and NetSuite, SAP and Oracle on the back office.
Tritium uses C++, Embedded Linux, MATLAB, PLECS, LTspice and Altium Designer for engineering, OCPP and ISO 15118 for charging protocols, plus Salesforce, NetSuite, SAP, Jira and Confluence.
Tritium is headquartered in Lebanon, Tennessee, and operates facilities in the United States, United Kingdom and Australia.
Tritium is developing next-generation EV chargers, building go-to-market plans for fleet, commercial and public-sector buyers, and reworking strategic sourcing and supplier performance monitoring.
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