Systems and Vehicle Dynamics

Ádám, Project Leader

“In the beginning, the most important thing for me was work as there is a lot of testing and development behind our products, but now I genuinely care about the team as well. I am surrounded with a very strong and knowledgeable team, which is reflected in our products; our customers acknowledge and appreciate this. It's so great to be in a close-knit and also efficient team which makes me enjoy coming to work every day.”

Advanced Development Department

Gergely, E/E Functional Project Leader

“I have been working for thyssenkrupp for five years; I started here as a student thanks to a laboratory assignment, then I decided to stay because of the relaxed atmosphere and professional opportunities. I think it is an exceptional opportunity that what we basically try to do here is to predict tomorrow and the distant future to create new systems based on our predictions. There is always something new and exciting: you can research the market and the technology. This is where you can use your creativity and be able to do what you enjoy doing.”

Systems and Vehicle Dynamics

Zsolt, Software Engineer

“I have found here what I was looking for in a job; I'm mainly responsible for development in my work, so I can deal with exciting embedded topics. In the beginning, I was more interested in the professional aspects as we use state-of-the-art technology and, to some extent, we shape our future. But now I can see that there are a lot of other team activities: for example regular company events and sport activities (running, tennis, football, basketball, Spartan Race) which are highly supported by the company.”

Hardware Department

László, Department Leader

“I have been working at thyssenkrupp since 2003, back then the group had only a few members. It was fascinating to be a part of the process during which a startup-like company had grew into a major development center with hundreds of employees. I am surrounded by a young, dynamic team so that our development is only the beginning.”

Systems and Vehicle Dynamics

Lilla, Software Engineer

“I was offered a job here as a development engineer. I really like my assignments; the team always has to face new challenges, so we can continuously learn. I encourage girls that might be reluctant to work in a profession that is often labelled 'masculine' to go for it and choose our company because here I'm treated equally by my male colleagues, and you can always turn to your colleagues or team leader if you need help or have some questions or problems; they are always there to help you.”

HR

Kata, HR Referent

“When I started working at ThyssenKrupp, there were 450 employees at the competence centre in Budapest. Now we are more than 600 here and this number keeps going up. There are a lot of professional challenges at the company, and I can be a part of the development and the gradual expansion in more and more new locations in Hungary. We work together in an amazing team with the most advanced technology.”