eMobility Engineering Partner for EV Charging Systems That Work
Hired to integrate EV charging protocols into production firmware and deliver conformance-ready systems on schedule. For charger OEMs.
eMobility software engineering partner aligned with German and EU engineering standards
Three Engineering Scopes
Dedicated delivery for charger OEMs, charge point operators, and stack integration partners
For Charger OEMs
Integrate charging protocols, adapt firmware, and prepare systems for interoperability testing and production delivery.
Request a Technical Scoping Call →For CPOs and Backend Teams
Resolve interoperability and deployment issues across charger firmware, backend systems, and field validation workflows.
Request a Technical Scoping Call →For Stack Vendors and Hardware Partners
Add delivery capacity for integration, firmware adaptation, and deployment-specific engineering without changing the existing stack architecture.
Request a Technical Scoping Call →Why Clemios
The Team That Makes Charging Systems Work
Clemios fills the gap between protocol foundations and field-ready charging behaviour. When stack vendors or internal teams own the core platform, Clemios takes responsibility for the integration, validation, and delivery work needed to ship reliably under real deployment constraints.
Stack Vendors
Provide protocol foundations and platform components.
Clemios
Closes the delivery gap across hardware, backends, validation, and production timelines.
Engineering Capabilities
Specialist engineering partner for getting EV charging systems into production under real deployment constraints.
eMobility and EV Charging
OCPP 2.0.1 actively implemented. ISO 15118-2/15118-20 future capability. IEC 60870-5-104 and VDV 261/463 integration support scope. Validation and backend connectivity for production charging systems.
Explore protocol scope →Firmware and Embedded Systems
Production-grade firmware for charging controllers, gateways, and industrial embedded targets.
Explore embedded delivery →Dedicated Engineering Teams
Integrated remote engineers managed from Germany and delivered from Cameroon.
Explore team delivery →QA, Test and Validation
Interoperability testing, conformance preparation, and field validation for charging deployments.
Explore validation services →Engineering in Action
Selected examples from real EV charging and embedded-system deployments
Charging Protocol Integration for a German Charger OEM
A DC fast charger programme required OCPP 2.0.1 integration across multiple firmware variants and backend systems. Clemios supported protocol integration and delivery alignment without extending the production timeline.
OCPP 2.0.1 integration kept on schedule with conformance preparation aligned
Automated Validation for Safety-Critical Firmware
Safety-critical firmware verification could not scale through manual testing alone. Clemios supported automated validation workflows for repeatable release confidence.
500+ test cases automated for CI-gated regression
Industrial Communication Under Load
An industrial communication issue caused intermittent data loss under load. Clemios supported root-cause analysis and deterministic protocol behaviour under deployment conditions.
Zero data loss after deployment
Delivery Accelerator
FlexCharge.OCPP: A Delivery Accelerator, Not a Boxed Product
Clemios uses FlexCharge.OCPP as a reusable engineering base for OCPP 2.0.1 integration, backend connectivity patterns, and validation workflows so effort stays focused on project-specific delivery risk.
- Reusable OCPP integration and validation building blocks
- Reduces duplicate engineering work across programmes
- Applied only where it shortens delivery risk
- Stays subordinate to client architecture and ownership
Delivery Model
How Clemios Delivers
Managed from Germany, delivered from Cameroon. Built so European engineering teams get CET-aligned communication, client-owned IP, and team continuity from day one.
Germany-First Communication
Strategic partnership development based in Germany. Client communication and project reporting follow German management standards. Onsite engineering support available for critical project phases.
IP Ownership
All intellectual property created during an engagement belongs to the client. Engineers sign NDAs and IP assignment agreements as part of employment contracts. No shared-IP clauses.
Team Continuity
Dedicated engineering teams with multiple engineers assigned per EV charging protocol area. Engineers join projects through structured onboarding. If an assigned engineer leaves, handover is immediate.
Secure Development
GitLab-hosted repositories with mandatory code review gates. Encrypted storage. Development practices aligned with EU AI Act requirements. GDPR-compliant data handling for EU engagements.
EV Charging Engineering FAQ
Three questions that matter before a first technical conversation.
Clemios is an eMobility software engineering partner that integrates EV charging protocols into production firmware and delivers conformance-ready systems through dedicated engineering teams. Engagements are managed from Germany with engineering execution in Cameroon, aligned with German and EU engineering standards. Clemios works with charger OEMs, CPOs, and backend teams to reduce integration timelines and deliver deployment-ready results.
Yes. Clemios integrates into existing architectures rather than replacing them. Typical scope includes adding OCPP 2.0.1 protocol handling to existing charger firmware, connecting charger controllers to third-party backend systems, and adapting communication layers without modifying the core application stack. Integration begins with a technical scoping review of the current system.
The client. All intellectual property created during an engagement belongs to the client under explicit IP assignment agreements. Engineers sign NDAs and IP assignment clauses as part of employment contracts. No shared-IP model, no retained license. Code is delivered through structured repositories with full version history.
Ship the Next Charging Deployment on Schedule
Conformance-ready integration, embedded firmware, dedicated engineering capacity. Start with a technical scoping call.