While some technology giants scale back on staff, Stellantis is expanding its software development and engineering network to eight hubs by establishing a new operation in Poland.
This software hub will be staffed with up to 300 employees in data analytics and software development and validation. It will be located in Gliwice near a Stellantis manufacturing plant.
The automaker group is partnering with GlobalLogic, a supplier of digital engineering services, in a bid to quickly recruit talent. The hub’s location expects to exploit expert technical and university-level education facilities in the region while adding software development resources to existing Stellantis technical operations in Europe.
The team in the Poland software hub will primarily focus on base software development, software application development, DevOps and automated validation. This hub joins existing centers in Brazil, France, Germany, India, Italy and in the U.S. at Auburn Hills, MI.
Yves Bonnefont, Stellantis chief software officer, says: “The opening of this new software hub in Poland is another milestone in the implementation of our Dare Forward 2030 strategy. Software plays a key role in our drive to be the industry leader in customer experience for services and products, as well as our industry-leading commitment to be carbon net zero by 2038.”
