Battery management and telematics electronics for electric vehicles
Vecmocon builds embedded hardware and firmware for EVs, with a stack spanning MATLAB/Simulink/Stateflow, MISRA C, C++ and Altium Designer for control electronics, plus Frappe/ERPNext for internal tooling. Engineering-led hiring is accelerating, while pain points around pilot runs, production readiness and supplier quality signal a shift from R&D into scaled manufacturing. The team is also building custom PLM on Frappe tied to CAD and ERP.
Vecmocon Technologies is a privately held New Delhi company founded in 2016 that develops electronics for electric mobility. Its focus areas include battery management systems, battery pack design, vehicle telematics and energy-stack products. The company employs 51–200 people and hires in India across engineering, operations, manufacturing, quality and support. Mechanical and simulation work runs on SolidWorks and ANSYS, while commercial teams use HubSpot, Salesforce and LinkedIn Sales Navigator.
Vecmocon uses C++, MISRA C, MATLAB, Simulink and Stateflow for embedded work, Altium Designer and SolidWorks for hardware, Python and Frappe/ERPNext with MySQL/MariaDB internally, and Jira and Confluence for collaboration.
Current work includes embedded hardware and firmware products, vehicle telematics and energy-stack products, custom PLM on the Frappe framework with CAD and ERP integration, and quality systems such as IATF 16949 and ISO 9001.
Vecmocon is headquartered in New Delhi, India, and its hiring is concentrated in India, led by engineering alongside operations and manufacturing roles.
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