Battery management and EV powertrain hardware engineering for two/three-wheeler OEMs
Vecmocon is a hardware-first embedded systems company building battery management systems and auxiliary components for electric two and three-wheelers. The tech stack is dominated by embedded design tools (Altium, MATLAB, Simulink, CANoe) and manufacturing simulation (ANSYS, SolidWorks), with C/C++ and ARM Cortex-M at the core — a classic deep-tech hardware profile. Active hiring across engineering and sales (15 roles posted in 30 days) combined with pain points around cycle-time reduction and manufacturability suggest they're scaling both product development and go-to-market into OEM channels.
Vecmocon Technologies designs and manufactures battery management systems, power electronics, and auxiliary components for electric two and three-wheeler manufacturers. Founded in 2016 by alumni from IIT Kanpur, IIT Delhi, and ISB, the company operates from New Delhi as a privately held deep-tech firm. Current product work spans PCB design for EV chargers, custom firmware integration, and prototype validation—serving OEM customers across India. They operate a mixed sales and engineering organization, with ongoing projects in strategic alliance-building and global market entry.
Vecmocon uses Altium Designer, MATLAB, Simulink, CANoe, and SolidWorks for design; C/C++ and Python for firmware; ARM Cortex-M for microcontrollers; and CAN, Bluetooth Low Energy, MQTT for communication protocols. ERPNext and Frappe run backend operations.
Vecmocon builds battery management systems, power electronics, and charger PCBs for electric two and three-wheelers. Current work includes auxiliary component design, firmware product development, prototype validation, and OEM partnership expansion.
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