Tj Sadirovich

About Tj Sadirovich

EV charging infrastructure doesn’t fail only because of hardware or power issues.A large share of downtime comes from lost or unstable cellular connectivity — even when chargers appear available on the map.I work with EV charging operators and infrastructure providers to solve this problem using multi-carrier IoT connectivity, keeping chargers online across AT & T, T-Mobile, and Verizon.My focus:• Reducing charger downtime caused by network outages• Ensuring reliable session authorization, billing, and backend communication• Simplifying connectivity with one SIM, one platform, multiple networksCurrently a Senior Business Development Manager at POND IoT, working with EV and IoT teams on production-grade connectivity for real-world deployments.If you’re dealing with unreliable charger connectivity or scaling challenges, happy to exchange notes.

Experience

1. Senior Business Development Manager

   Pond Iot

   Jan 2014 — Present · NJ, US

   I work with EV charging operators, infrastructure providers, and enterprise IoT teams to solve one of the most common causes of downtime: unreliable cellular connectivity.My role focuses on helping customers keep EV chargers and distributed assets online using multi-carrier IoT connectivity across AT & T, T-Mobile, and Verizon.Key areas of work:• Supporting EV charging deployments with resilient, multi-network cellular connectivity• Reducing charger downtime caused by network outages and coverage gaps• Enabling reliable session authorization, billing, and backend communication• Helping operators simplify connectivity with one SIM, one platform, multiple networks• Working closely with technical, product, and operations teams on real-world deploymentsThis role sits at the intersection of telecommunications, IoT, and EV infrastructure, with a strong focus on uptime, scalability, and operational reliability.

Education

• Ain Shams University

  Bachelor's degree, Linguistics

  2004 — 2009