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Nikhil S Bharadwaj
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Nikhil S Bharadwaj, Co-Founder & CTO at Xeal
Nikhil S Bharadwaj: is the Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Xeal, a company that provides smart electric vehicle charging solutions.1 He is based in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Some key details about Nikhil S Bharadwaj:
- His LinkedIn username is nikhilsbharadwaj1
- He has experience as a Volunteer President, Projects Chair at PSU, and Impact Investment and Energy Advisory Team member1
- Nikhil has also served as an Editor, Web Content Developer and Teacher, and Board member1
While there are many Nikhil Bhardwajs on LinkedIn, this specific Nikhil S Bharadwaj is the Co-Founder and CTO of Xeal, a startup focused on electric vehicle charging infrastructure.1
Highlights
Security is often overlooked in emerging markets.
According to Joe Marshall at Cisco Talos, "The most vulnerable elements of an electric vehicle charging station will usually be the EV charging station management system (aka the EVCSMS). Vendors who own these stations need to stay connected with them over the Internet to process payments, perform maintenance, and make their services available to EVs."
At Xeal, we took the approach of bringing the power of edge computing to its full potential by pairing it with a multi-hop network architecture. This allows chargers to operate on the edge with no direct internet connection to a central server. Instead we rely on the mesh network and intelligence that people carry in their pockets: smartphones.
What does this mean?
TL;DR: We have your back.
The attack surface is diminished exponentially as the IoT devices are not centrally networked. Furthermore, as the decentralized network scales it gets more difficult to be able to target a specific device without being present physically as there’s no way a bad actor can reliably identify the path of delivering compromised payloads or listening in on a specific “path/road/carrier endpoint” to a compromised device even if they somehow get past the military grade secure element and PKI infrastructure in place within our chargers.
Alexander Isaacson Adam Kibit Eric Roseman
#iot #evcharging #electricvehicle
We are expanding our team! I'm always pumped to grow our team but I feel particularly excited about this role because of who this person will become on this journey. They will be going head-first into unchartered territories and riding (nope scratch that - driving) the wave of commercialization of not just one but a constellation of technologies that are on the brink of explosive growth and adoption.
I'm looking to bring on an embedded systems engineer who can write mean code in C and bring edge devices to the cloud with a brand new protocol we have built where devices are offline - all the time. Feel free to tag someone you know who might be a good fit.
#embeddedsystems #hiringengineers
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