Audi to Hire 400 IT Professionals to Strengthen Software Expertise and Develop Brand-Specific Technologies

[Asia Economy Reporter Suyeon Woo] Audi's headquarters in Germany plans to recruit about 400 software experts. This is to accelerate the development of automotive software, a core area in future car development, and brand-specific technological advancements.

On the 3rd, Audi AG in Germany announced that it will hire approximately 400 new specialized IT personnel. Audi plans to recruit up to 2,000 software experts by 2025. Recruitment information can be found on the Audi job portal as well as the integrated career sites of Volkswagen and CARIAD.

CARIAD, Volkswagen Group's software company, is developing an integrated technology platform. Audi applies CARIAD software to its models. Additionally, it develops software technologies specialized for each brand.

Audi Activesphere Concept [Photo by Audi Korea]

Audi is already developing software-centered future-oriented concepts. The most recent example is the 'Audi Activesphere Concept.' Passengers can see the actual surrounding environment and road through a mixed reality headset. At the same time, 3D content and interactive elements appearing before their eyes can be customized individually. The operating concept called 'Audi Dimension' is expected to be applied to various fields of future cars.

Within the Volkswagen Group, Volkswagen has applied CARIAD's automotive electronic architecture to all its models. In contrast, the premium brand Audi is focusing on personal premium mobility showcased in the 'Audi Activesphere Concept.'

Markus Duesmann, CEO of Audi, emphasized, "We are recruiting key talents in future core areas and actively leveraging the strengths of the Volkswagen Group. Based on expanded software capabilities from autonomous driving to digital ecosystems, Audi will realize technological innovation on the road."

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