Varroc Engineering Appoints Eric Hamon as Chief Technical Officer
Varroc Engineering appointed Eric Hamon as Chief Technical Officer (CTO) effective August 3, 2026. Hamon brings over 25 years of experience in automotive technology and engineering. He will lead technology strategy and innovation, focusing on electrification and sustainable mobility. The company reported ₹89,080 million in income from continued operations in FY26.
The appointment of a Chief Technical Officer is a significant leadership change that can influence the company's strategic direction and technological innovation, impacting its long-term market position.
The appointment of a seasoned CTO with extensive experience in key areas like electrification and software-defined vehicles is a positive development for the company's future growth and technological advancement.
Varroc Engineering Limited has announced the appointment of Eric Hamon as its new Chief Technical Officer (CTO), effective August 3, 2026.
Hamon brings over 25 years of global automotive technology and engineering leadership experience, with expertise in electrification, electrical-electronics, software-defined vehicles, connected systems, functional safety, and cybersecurity. In his new role, he will report to Arjun Jain, Whole Time Director & CEO - Business I, and will be responsible for defining Varroc's technology strategy, accelerating product portfolio optimization, advancing engineering excellence, and strengthening customer and partner engagement.
Arjun Jain expressed delight in welcoming Hamon, stating his leadership will be pivotal in accelerating growth as the industry moves towards electrification, connectivity, and sustainability. Hamon, in turn, expressed excitement about joining Varroc during a transformative period for the automotive industry and looks forward to working with the teams to accelerate innovation.
Prior to this appointment, Eric Hamon served as Director – E Axle & System Platforms at Valeo E. Varroc Engineering Ltd. is a global tier-1 automotive component group incorporated in 1988, manufacturing and supplying solutions for various vehicle types to leading OEMs worldwide. The group reported an income of ₹89,080 million from continued operations in FY26 and employs over 5400 people, including 750+ R&D Engineers.
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