Hardware engineering
Charge point electronics and board design
Controller boards, power electronics and metering hardware - the same discipline behind MantaRay, EEL and LinkRay. Designed for manufacture, compliance and long production lifetimes.
About · Team
The team
Versinetic is engineering-led. Our team has been designing charge point electronics, firmware and communications since 2010, from the MiDDaS project and the electronics behind the London 2012 Olympic charging stations through to the UK’s first fully integrated Vehicle-to-Grid system. When you work with us you work directly with the people who designed the charge controller boards.
Who we are
A small team, deep in EV charging
We are a spinout company of ByteSnap Design, an ISO 9001:2015 certified embedded electronics consultancy. That heritage matters: our engineers have been solving charge point problems since 2010, long before the market caught up.
Meet some of the people behind the charging modules below. Hardware, firmware, protocol and systems engineers work side by side on every project, so the board, the firmware and the communications stack are designed as one system rather than stitched together afterwards.
Why teams trust us
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Since 2010
Charge point electronics stretching back to the MiDDaS project and the London 2012 Olympics.
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V2G pioneers
The UK’s first end-to-end Vehicle-to-Grid system, delivered through the ViGiL consortium with Aston University, Grid Edge and Nortech Management, funded by Innovate UK and BEIS. Winner of the 2020 EVIE Award for Innovation in V2G.
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Award winning
Four Engineering Matters Silver Awards in 2025, three of them for LinkRay. Firmware engineer Ricardo Silva was a BEAMA finalist in 2022, and software engineer Manjuladevi Balasubramanian won Returner of the Year at the 2024 Women Leaders in Electronics Awards.
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ISO 9001:2015
Part of an established engineering house with mature quality processes.
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Hardware and software, side by side
Software and hardware engineers work together on every project, so the electronics, firmware and protocols are designed as one system.
The people
Some of the team
A few of the engineers you will work with. We are growing, so this is a selection rather than the full roster.
Dunstan Power
Managing Director, hardware lead
Graeme Wintle
Managing Director, software lead
Chris Handy
Principal Software Engineer, EVSE technical lead
Robert Meeks
Head of Sales
Ricardo Silva
Firmware Engineer
Ritchie Perry
Electronics Engineer
Michèlle Robinson
Head of Marketing
Nicola Cope
Senior Marketing Specialist
The disciplines
Every skill a charger needs, in one team
Building a smart charge point takes more than one specialism. Our engineers span the full stack of EV charging - from the electronics and firmware on the board through to protocols, load balancing and the software that surrounds them.
Embedded firmware
Firmware that runs on real chargers
Low-level, resource-constrained firmware for charge point controllers: secure boot, over-the-air updates, real-time control loops and the plumbing that keeps a charger dependable in the field.
Protocols and standards
OCPP, ISO 15118 and interoperability
Deep working knowledge of OCPP and ISO 15118, proven at international Plugfests. The team that built our OCPP library and ISO 15118 stack understands compliance as engineering, not paperwork.
Systems and integration
Load balancing, V2G and site intelligence
Whole-system thinking across chargers, back offices and site power - including the UK’s first end-to-end fully integrated Vehicle-to-Grid system, delivered by this team.
Software platforms
Back office, apps and configuration tooling
Application and platform engineers building the interfaces around the hardware: white-label apps, configuration tools and the software that makes a charger usable and manageable.
Delivery and consultancy
Engineers who integrate with your team
Our outsourced support slots into your project across the charge point development life cycle - business and technical expertise under one roof, from architecture through to production.
How we work
An extension of your engineering team
Our engineers integrate easily into your team and are available right across the charge point development life cycle - whether you need a specific capability filled or a broader development partnership.
Hardware and software together
Electronics and firmware engineers work side by side, so trade-offs are resolved by the people who understand both ends of the problem.
Standards done properly
OCPP and ISO 15118 experience proven at international Plugfests means interoperability is built in, not discovered late at certification.
Under one roof
Business and deep technical expertise come from the same team, with the ISO 9001:2015 quality processes of an established engineering house.
No handover
Everyone here is an engineer
There is no handover from a salesperson to a technical team, because the person who answers is the person who understands the problem. All four of the leadership team came through engineering, including the one who answers the phone.
See how we work and bespoke charger design, or join the team.
Work with us
Want to build EV charging with people who have done it before?
We are always interested in talented engineers - and always happy to talk to teams who need one. Whichever side of the table you are on, we would like to hear from you.
Get in touch
Ready to talk through your project?
Tell us what you're building and our engineers will help you scope the fastest, lowest-risk route to market. A conversation directly with the people who design the charging modules.