Indonesia, 10th Apr 2025 – As the world embraces a future centered around clean energy and sustainable transportation, Horizon Power Technology (HPT), a trailblazing EV charging innovator headquartered in the United States, is taking bold steps not only in reshaping energy infrastructure—but also in transforming the global workforce. With a powerful vision to make electric mobility more accessible and efficient, the company is now gearing up for its next phase of growth: the strategic recruitment of international talent and the opening of global offices in key economic regions.
From R&D Roots to a Global Mission
Founded in 2022 but with roots tracing back to a 2015 research center, Horizon Power Technology has rapidly matured into a full-stack EV infrastructure powerhouse. Focused on the development, manufacturing, and integration of intelligent electric vehicle charging stations, the company now stands at the forefront of green mobility innovation. It boasts a modular product portfolio, flexible hardware solutions, and a robust software backbone that leverages IoT and AI to enhance charging performance, uptime, and user experience.
But to truly revolutionize the way the world charges, Horizon knows that infrastructure alone isn’t enough. “The next frontier isn’t just technological,” says Chief Operating Officer Kevin Liu, “it’s organizational and global. We’re building a workforce that mirrors the diversity, agility, and ambition of the future we want to power.”
A Bold Vision for Global Recruitment
In 2025, Horizon Power Technology is launching one of the largest international recruitment campaigns in its history. The goal? To attract high-level engineers, software architects, AI researchers, project managers, and market development professionals who are passionate about clean energy and electrified transport.
Horizon plans to open over 500 new roles over the next 12 months, with hiring hubs in:
Frankfurt, Germany – to support European market expansion and compliance with EU regulatory frameworks.
Singapore – for Asia-Pacific coordination and smart city collaborations.
São Paulo, Brazil – to explore Latin America’s emerging EV market.
Toronto, Canada – focused on AI research and North American partnerships.
Each office will not only serve as an operations and service center but also function as a regional innovation lab, engaging with local universities, governments, and utility partners to co-create solutions tailored to regional EV needs.
“Our global expansion is not just about planting flags,” says Nicole Chang, Global Head of Human Capital at Horizon. “It’s about growing roots. We believe innovation is most impactful when it’s born from cultural fluency and diverse perspectives.”
Building a Borderless Engineering Culture
In line with its expansion, Horizon is reinventing how work is done. The company is establishing a borderless engineering culture, allowing global teams to collaborate in real time through cloud-based R&D environments, digital twins for product simulation, and AI-assisted project coordination tools.
This model also allows for remote-first hiring, giving employees the flexibility to work from anywhere, while occasionally flying into their regional offices for collaborative sprints and training. Horizon believes that this hybrid strategy is vital not only for talent acquisition but also for sustainability.
“We want to hire the best people, not just the nearest,” says CTO Rajiv Menon. “And when we reduce commuting and centralize operations in energy-efficient hubs, we practice what we preach.”
Inclusive, Purpose-Driven Careers
Beyond flexible work, Horizon offers an appealing mission for a new generation of workers seeking meaning in their careers. The company’s impact resonates in real-world outcomes: reduced urban emissions, democratized access to EV infrastructure, and intelligent energy usage patterns that help stabilize grids.
Employees at Horizon are driven by the sense that they are building the energy ecosystem of the future. Teams are encouraged to join cross-border “impact pods” focused on global themes such as:
Grid integration and vehicle-to-grid (V2G) systems
Affordable rural charging initiatives
Smart city EV deployments
AI-driven load management
The company also runs a Horizon for Future Leaders internship program that rotates young talent across different continents to develop global awareness and multidisciplinary skills.
The Strategic Role of Global Offices
Each of Horizon’s new offices is being designed not only as a center for business but as a platform for partnership. In Europe, for instance, the Frankfurt office will coordinate closely with the EU’s Green Deal initiatives and urban mobility pilots. In Shenzhen, partnerships with local universities and EV manufacturers will accelerate hardware innovation cycles. And in Singapore, Horizon is already in talks to integrate its smart chargers with the nation’s urban mobility dashboards and carbon offset programs.
These offices will also serve as training centers to certify local installers, technicians, and support engineers—thus stimulating job creation and knowledge transfer within local economies.
Why Now?
Several macroeconomic and technological trends have created a powerful tailwind for Horizon’s global strategy:
Rapid Electrification: EV sales are expected to surpass 20 million globally in 2025. The need for reliable charging infrastructure is rising exponentially.
Decentralized Energy: The shift from centralized power plants to distributed, intelligent energy systems demands more flexible, interoperable charging networks.
Climate Policy Momentum: Nations are introducing stricter carbon regulations, further accelerating the transition to electric mobility.
Labor Mobility and Digital Talent: Post-pandemic trends have made global talent more accessible and receptive to mission-driven employers like Horizon.
According to McKinsey, the global EV charging infrastructure market is projected to reach $100 billion by 2030—and Horizon aims to claim a leading share by scaling fast, smart, and globally.
Collaborating with Global Brands
Horizon’s existing client base already includes major logistics companies, commercial fleets, smart city operators, and even retail gas station chains looking to transition into EV infrastructure. Its track record in deploying over 1,000 fast chargers across 400 locations demonstrates operational readiness at scale.
Horizon’s backend charging software, which integrates with platforms like Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and OEM infotainment systems, provides a seamless user interface. Customers across sectors—from government fleets to urban developers—praise its uptime, analytics, and user-friendly design.
Now, with local offices and multilingual support centers, the company can provide even faster response times and region-specific solutions.
The Bigger Picture: Leading a Global Shift
In establishing its global footprint, Horizon Power Technology is not merely growing its balance sheet. It’s participating in a much larger movement—a global energy shift that could define this century. With fossil fuels declining and climate concerns rising, the need for clean, accessible, and intelligent energy solutions is no longer optional—it’s existential.
By investing in both technology and people, Horizon is proving that industrial transformation can also be human-centered. Its diverse workforce, purpose-driven mission, and decentralized model offer a new template for how energy companies can grow in the 21st century.
Call for Talent: Join the Horizon
As Horizon Power Technology begins this exciting phase, it issues an open invitation to innovators, engineers, designers, researchers, and storytellers around the world:
“If you believe the future runs on clean energy and bold ideas—we want you on our team.”
Candidates can explore open roles at www.hptind.com and apply directly through the careers section. From product design in Germany to data science in Singapore, and from customer experience in Toronto to sustainability partnerships in São Paulo—there’s a place for every visionary under Horizon’s sky.
About Horizon Power Technology
Horizon Power Technology is a U.S.-based high-tech enterprise focused on the research, development, and manufacturing of electric vehicle charging stations. Founded in 2022, and originally operating as an R&D center since 2015, the company integrates AI, IoT, and user-first design to build scalable EV charging infrastructure. With partners across Fortune 500 companies and thousands of installations globally, Horizon is on a mission to make clean mobility available anywhere, anytime.
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