Atom Power, Inc.

ANNOUNCEMENT: Today, we are officially expanding our Level 2 Charging portfolio to include the advanced Atom EV E100 Series. The E100 Series, built on our proven E50 technology, provides additional features that are important to many customers today and further future-proofs our solutions. Designed and manufactured in the USA, our Level 2 chargers utilize our core technology, the solid-state Atom Switch™. Providing you with the highest levels of reliability (>99% uptime), scalability, and security, along with protection, visibility, and control. Like Atom Power’s existing Level 2 solutions, the E100 centralizes charging at the enclosure-level, not the parking spot, protecting equipment from weather and accidents to further increase uptime and safety as well as improving ease of deployment and routine maintenance. 🔑 Key Additional Features of the E100 Series: ☑ More max ports per enclosure: 28 ports at 48A and 10 ports at 80A ☑ More access control and payment options with RFID & NFC (Hardware-ready) ☑ Plug and Charge capable via ISO 15118 (Hardware-ready) ☑ Revenue-grade metering accuracy (NIST compliant) ☑ Longer maximum wire length provides more coverage Read the full press release here: https://lnkd.in/g97U8TwB Check out more information at our Level 2 Chargers page: https://lnkd.in/eshYN29Y #Level2EVcharging #E100 #EVSE #WorkplaceCharging #FleetCharging #GovernmentCharging #Innovation

Over one billion people worldwide have disabilities - including physical, sensory, psychiatric, and neurodivergent ones. Disability Pride Month is celebrated in July to honor the achievements, experiences, and struggles of the disability community. People with disabilities deserve to live full, self-determined lives, just like everyone else. Look past the disability and see the person in front of you. Two of our Atom Power teammates were open to sharing their own personal stories here to help drive awareness and consideration. Thank you Sahiba and Tony! ===== “If people don’t know about my disability, they often get annoyed when I ask them to repeat things. One of the most helpful things for me is when people are patient with me.” Sahiba Gibson is a Financial Planning & Analysis Manager at Atom Power. Sahiba has hearing loss, often referred to as a “hidden disability”. These types of disabilities can be frustrating for the person with the disability and for those around them who are unaware. Sahiba has genetic hearing loss and has been wearing hearing aids for the last 8 years. For years prior, she was adamant that she could hear “just fine” until she went to an audiologist and was diagnosed with moderate to severe hearing loss and fitted for hearing aids. For the first several months, she was surprised by all the little things that made noise (e.g. typing, pen clicking, the beeping at crosswalks). It literally opened her up to new experiences, but she still has hearing loss even when using the hearing aids. Being understanding and patient with people with disabilities is so important. When meeting someone for the first time, be mindful that they could have some type of hidden disability. And once you are aware of their disability, be considerate in how to best interact with them. ===== “I am a husband, a father, a brother, a son, a colleague, a friend, a mentor, nationally ranked adaptive golfer, adaptive golf coach and an advocate. I am more than just my disability.” Anthony McMillian is proud to be a Senior Commodity Manager at Atom Power. Tony is also a below the knee bi-lateral amputee. He became a bi-lateral amputee in December 2018 after a car accident and undergoing a lengthy hospital stay followed by months of recovery. This was an extremely challenging part of his life, but he says it made him stronger. Most people with visible disabilities do not integrate into society well because of uncomfortable feelings for themselves and those around them. Tony prefers people to do the following: 1. Ask respectfully about his disability. Remember because you ask, does not mean he is obligated to share. 2. Understand that the only thing that is different about him is that he uses tools to walk. His mind and spirit are still strong. His will to compete in business and his personal life is stronger today as it has been. 3. Be kind. He is a human being with all of the same issues and struggles. #DisabilityPrideMonth #BeKind #BeConsiderate

With a focus on continuous improvement, our #CEO, Bharat Vats, recently hosted a Vistage Worldwide, Inc. peer advisory group monthly meeting at our headquarters in Huntersville, NC. Matt Doherty is the executive mentor of this particular local group of CEOs. These Vistage groups are committed to helping each other make better decisions, get better results and become better leaders. It’s like having a confidential, private advisory board to discuss the big-picture vision for their businesses, tackling strategic plans, as well as challenges and opportunities.

Check out these insights from some Geotab Sustainability Alliance partners, including our very own Tim Duffy.  Tim and other experts here at Atom Power are always ready to collaborate with customers and partners to bring the best solution to meet your needs for today and future-proof you for tomorrow. #Sustainability #EVcharging #EVfleetcharging #FleetManagement

July 25 is National Intern Day! Today, we're celebrating the fresh perspectives our interns bring to the workforce and the amazing work they have been doing! We’ve been fortunate this summer to have 5 interns with us - including 1 graduate student, 2 undergrads, and 2 high school students! We’ll miss all of you, but know you’ll stay in touch (may even be back here again) and will be successful in your future endeavors!! Here are (very) brief bios of our intern superstars! Sriram Nandakumar > Mechanical Engineering Intern, Atom Power > Graduate Student, NC State University, Major: Mechanical Engineering > Enjoys working out, playing sports, exploring new tech, and traveling Xander Simalayvong  > Manufacturing Engineering Intern, Atom Power > Rising Senior, NC State University, Major: Industrial & Systems Engineering > Saxophonist and music enthusiastic (especially 80s & 90s tunes) Alisha Ackhavong > Human Resources Intern, Atom Power > Rising Junior, UNC-Chapel Hill, Major: Management and Society > Loves all lore around the Hunger Games David Fiano > Marketing Intern, Atom Power > Rising Senior, Hough High School > Enjoys fishing and traveling Harris Huynh  > Manufacturing Systems Intern, Atom Power > Rising Junior, Lake Norman Charter High School > Avid golfer who aspires to play in a professional tournament A quick thanks to our partners at Lake Norman Economic Development, including Jaime Lane, for getting us involved with the PIVOT Internship Program in Advanced Manufacturing and Trades. We were proud to support this program and the two participating high school interns who have been working with us!

We're #hiring a new Product Manager - EV Charging (Job #135) in Charlotte Metro. Apply today or share this post with your network.

We're #hiring a new Firmware Engineer (Job # 145) in Charlotte Metro. Apply today or share this post with your network.

Our President & CEO, Bharat Vats, recently started a series of LinkedIn posts on the current and future states of energy management and EV charging. Check out his first post here and follow him for more insights. #EnergyManagement #SolidStateCircuitBreaker

Today is Global Energy Independence Day which is meant to promote awareness for forms of energy like solar, wind, and geothermal. July 10 is also the birthday of Nikola Tesla, who was born in 1856. Tesla made many breakthroughs in the area of electric power⚡ and his inventions helped pave the way to discover other forms of energy. Did You Know❔   ➡ Renewable Energy: Solar inverters and wind turbines often require rapid fault response to protect both the equipment and the grid. ➡ Data Centers: Protecting critical, costly infrastructure in data centers from electrical faults is crucial for maintaining uptime and data integrity. ➡ Industrial: Automated machinery and robotic systems rely on fast switching to maintain operational precision and safety. ➡ EVs: EV charging stations and onboard electronics benefit from quick protection mechanisms to ensure safe and reliable operation. In the context of electrical engineering, the term "significantly faster opening times" refers to the speed at which a device can interrupt the flow of electricity in a circuit. This is a crucial characteristic in many applications, especially where protection, visibility, efficiency, and control of equipment are critical. Did You Also Know ❔ ➡ Atom Power designed the world’s first solid-state circuit breaker. Our patented technology has no moving parts, leading to significantly faster switching times. The opening times are in the microsecond (µs) range, which is orders of magnitude faster than mechanical devices. Learn more about our Atom Switch™: https://lnkd.in/gahD5KJJ #GlobalEnergyIndependenceDay #RenewableEnergy #DataCenter #Industrial #EV #SolidStateCircuitBreaker

Happy 4th of July! We’re out supporting our local community today by sponsoring and volunteering at the Run White & Blue event which runs right by our headquarters. As we celebrate Independence Day, we reflect on the spirit of freedom and innovation that defines our great nation. At Atom Power, we're proud to say that our innovative technology is designed & manufactured in the USA. Our state-of-the-art headquarters and R&D facilities in North Carolina are where the ideas are born and brought to life. This includes our patented solid-state Atom Switch™ which is empowering our Level 2 EV charging solutions today and transforming tomorrow for applications within data centers, industrial, residential, and many other sectors. Here's to electrifying independence and a future fueled by innovation! #IndependenceDay #July4th #Innovation