Jacob “Jake” Angevine

Jake Angevine knows a thing or two about tackling tough challenges, leading under pressure, and getting the job done. A U.S. Army veteran with 10 years of military service, including assignments in Germany, Iraq, and Afghanistan, Jake brings a unique perspective to National Car Charging (NCC)—one shaped by leadership, resilience, and a lifelong commitment to serving others.

After a decade in the Army, Jake's military career came to an unexpected end when he was medically retired. But his commitment to service didn't end with his military career. He brought the discipline, problem-solving skills, and mission-focused mindset he developed in uniform into the next chapter of his life.

Today, Jake plays a key role in NCC's growing operations in Austin, Texas, overseeing day-to-day service delivery for Austin Energy's extensive public EV charging network. From coordinating maintenance and repairs to keeping complex projects moving, he's helping ensure that the charging infrastructure communities depend on works when they need it.

And Jake isn't just helping make electric transportation work—he's an EV driver himself. That firsthand experience gives him an appreciation for what matters most to drivers: charging that's convenient, dependable, and ready when you need it.

Beyond NCC, Jake remains a passionate advocate for his fellow veterans, particularly through his support of the Richard Star Act, proposed legislation addressing an inequity affecting combat-disabled military retirees. For Jake, standing up for those who served alongside him is a cause close to his heart.

Of course, there's a lot more to Jake than his military service, career, and advocacy. When he's off the clock, he's happiest spending time with his wife, kids, and dog. Whether they're enjoying time together at home or making new memories, family is at the center of his world.

From serving his country to supporting fellow veterans, keeping EV chargers running, and being there for his family, Jake brings the same dedication to everything he does.

For Jake, service isn't just something he did in the Army. It's a commitment that continues to shape his life, both at NCC and beyond.