Senior Research Analyst
Rohan Hazarika
Rohan Hazarika is a Senior Research Analyst at Mobility Global, specializing in E/E architecture, automotive semiconductors, and autonomous driving technologies. In his role, he leads coverage across a wide spectrum of industry developments, including daily news tracking, analytical briefings, insights, and comprehensive market reports. His work bridges technology, strategy, and market intelligence, providing stakeholders with a clear view of how software-defined vehicles, advanced semiconductors, and autonomy are reshaping the global mobility landscape.
He specializes in researching and analyzing emerging technologies, key industry players, and evolving market trends shaping autonomous driving and next-generation vehicle E/E architectures. With a strong focus on the intersection of semiconductor, software, and vehicle systems, his analysis supports strategic decision-making for OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and technology providers. Prior to joining S&P Global Mobility, he was a research analyst at SBD Automotive, where he authored various research and consultancy reports in domains such as connected cars, active safety, and autonomous vehicles.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in commerce from the Jain University (Bangalore, India) and a postgraduate diploma in general management from the IFIM-B-School (Bangalore, India).
He specializes in researching and analyzing emerging technologies, key industry players, and evolving market trends shaping autonomous driving and next-generation vehicle E/E architectures. With a strong focus on the intersection of semiconductor, software, and vehicle systems, his analysis supports strategic decision-making for OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and technology providers. Prior to joining S&P Global Mobility, he was a research analyst at SBD Automotive, where he authored various research and consultancy reports in domains such as connected cars, active safety, and autonomous vehicles.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in commerce from the Jain University (Bangalore, India) and a postgraduate diploma in general management from the IFIM-B-School (Bangalore, India).
Senior Research Analyst
Rohan Hazarika is a Senior Research Analyst at Mobility Global, specializing in E/E architecture, automotive semiconductors, and autonomous driving technologies. In his role, he leads coverage across a wide spectrum of industry developments, including daily news tracking, analytical briefings, insights, and comprehensive market reports. His work bridges technology, strategy, and market intelligence, providing stakeholders with a clear view of how software-defined vehicles, advanced semiconductors, and autonomy are reshaping the global mobility landscape.
He specializes in researching and analyzing emerging technologies, key industry players, and evolving market trends shaping autonomous driving and next-generation vehicle E/E architectures. With a strong focus on the intersection of semiconductor, software, and vehicle systems, his analysis supports strategic decision-making for OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and technology providers. Prior to joining S&P Global Mobility, he was a research analyst at SBD Automotive, where he authored various research and consultancy reports in domains such as connected cars, active safety, and autonomous vehicles.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in commerce from the Jain University (Bangalore, India) and a postgraduate diploma in general management from the IFIM-B-School (Bangalore, India).
He specializes in researching and analyzing emerging technologies, key industry players, and evolving market trends shaping autonomous driving and next-generation vehicle E/E architectures. With a strong focus on the intersection of semiconductor, software, and vehicle systems, his analysis supports strategic decision-making for OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and technology providers. Prior to joining S&P Global Mobility, he was a research analyst at SBD Automotive, where he authored various research and consultancy reports in domains such as connected cars, active safety, and autonomous vehicles.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in commerce from the Jain University (Bangalore, India) and a postgraduate diploma in general management from the IFIM-B-School (Bangalore, India).
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