- Despite the ongoing pandemic, the company has hired 25 people since March, with 19 being newly created positions
- According to Grandview Research, the global electric vehicle charging infrastructure market, valued at more than $11.74 billion (2019), is expected to grow by 32.0 per cent from 2020 to 2027
Blink Charging Co has strategically expanded its employee base to support the growing demand for EV charging infrastructure. Despite the ongoing pandemic, the company has hired 25 people since March, with 19 being newly created positions.
Michael D. Farkas, founder and chief executive officer of Blink said, “With the forecasted exponential growth in EV adoption, we anticipate significantly increased demand for EV charging infrastructure in the coming months and years. To ensure that we are positioned to fully capitalize on the opportunities we’re seeing now, as well as those farther out, Blink is strategically adding talented employees across our organisation. In addition to new hires in operations and technology, we are expanding our sales team to drive network growth and support key partners such as Cushman Wakefield and Envoy Technologies.”
Sales and technology positions
The new positions are located at the company’s corporate headquarters in Miami Beach, its operations facility in Phoenix, sales and technology positions in California, and several sales positions across the country.
Farkas added, “According to Grandview Research, the global electric vehicle charging infrastructure market, valued at more than $11.74 billion (2019), is expected to grow by 32.0 per cent from 2020 to 2027. We are fortunate that despite the economic challenges presented by Covid-related shutdowns during the past several months, we have been able to invest in the human resources to be a part of this global growth. “
