Jaguar Land Rover has announced that it will be expanding its digital capability with three new tech hubs in Europe.
This latest push into the tech sector comes only months after the firm announced that it would be employing 800 new digital and engineering positions from the digital technology industry.
The new hubs will be located in Munich, Germany, Bologna, Italy, and Madrid, Spain, and will be developing autonomous driving systems for the firm's next generation of vehicles, and taking its partnership with Nvidia further forward.
The three hubs will join the existing tech hubs in U.S.A, Hungary, Ireland, China, India, and the U.K. These hubs are said to already employ over 1,100 engineers, forming part of the firm's nearly 9,000-strong global engineering force. These nine global engineering hubs will provide services and feed data into the Advanced Product Creation Centre in Gaydon, U.K. View the available digital and engineering opportunities at Jaguar Land Rover here.
This latest push into the tech sector comes only months after the firm announced that it would be employing 800 new digital and engineering positions from the digital technology industry.
The new hubs will be located in Munich, Germany, Bologna, Italy, and Madrid, Spain, and will be developing autonomous driving systems for the firm's next generation of vehicles, and taking its partnership with Nvidia further forward.
The three hubs will join the existing tech hubs in U.S.A, Hungary, Ireland, China, India, and the U.K. These hubs are said to already employ over 1,100 engineers, forming part of the firm's nearly 9,000-strong global engineering force. These nine global engineering hubs will provide services and feed data into the Advanced Product Creation Centre in Gaydon, U.K. View the available digital and engineering opportunities at Jaguar Land Rover here.
