The 38th International Electric Vehicle Symposium & Exposition
EVS 38 Hackathon
48 hours (2 days) Hackathon in the field of electric mobility

Join the E-Mobility Hackathon!
Dive into a 48-hour innovation sprint, uniting 50-70 multidisciplinary talents—engineers, developers, designers, and more—to tackle real-world challenges in electric mobility. From optimizing charging infrastructure to revolutionizing battery systems, this is your chance to learn, network, and showcase your creativity. With exciting rewards and recognition on the line, let’s drive the future of e-mobility together!
DATE: Monday, June 16th, 10am - Wednesday, June 18th, 10am
LOCATION: Svenska Massan, Gothenburg, Sweden
TICKET PRICE: 45€ per student, 100€ per company, 100€ no-show fee
Why participate?

Learning and Skill Development
Hackathons provide a unique opportunity to learn new technologies, develop technical skills, and solve complex problems in a collaborative environment.

Networking
Participants can meet industry professionals, mentors, and other tech enthusiasts, which can open doors to future collaborations or career opportunities.

Innovation and Creativity
Hackathons encourage creative thinking and innovation. Participants are often pushed to think outside the box to develop unique solutions.

Recognition and Rewards
Winners can receive prizes, scholarships, or even job opportunities. Additionally, the projects developed can be recognized and valued by the tech community.
Gather your team, sharpen your skills, and get ready to tackle exciting e-mobility challenges.
Collaborate, innovate, and make your mark
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Mentors
Our mentors are experienced professionals in the field of electric mobility, here to guide and support you throughout the hackathon.

Jim Simmermon - Irdeto
Jim Simmermon is an accomplished Software Systems Architect with over 30 years of experience in the technology and consulting sectors. At Irdeto, he serves as the System Architect for the CrossCharge project, where he is focused on developing sustainable tech solutions, specifically the EV Plug and Charge Roaming system. This role highlights his commitment to environmental sustainability and involves detailed technological evaluation, fostering innovation, and mentoring teams.
Jim's achievements include creating significant revenue streams, co-authoring patents, and leading teams to technological excellence. He is skilled in software architecture, technical leadership, and is driven by a belief in technology as a catalyst for positive change.

Team lead Open Source development - Pionix
Piet Gömpel is a seasoned expert in EV charging technologies, specializing in OCPP and Plug&Charge. With extensive experience in engineering leadership, he has played a key role in advancing innovative charging solutions. Passionate about technology and standardization, Piet excels in driving forward-thinking projects that enhance interoperability and efficiency in the e-mobility sector. H

Cyber Security Specialist & Innovation - ElaadNL
Van den Brink is an expert in IT and cybersecurity, with a particular focus on the energy sector. With over 10 years of experience in charging infrastructure, he has developed in-depth knowledge in the areas of charge management, legislation, cybersecurity, and the associated protocols.