Career

We could say that the gust of wind blew the numerous interactive booths into a heap that are awaiting the visitors at the Career Orientation Open House of Audi Hungaria’s Project and Training Centre... but that would only be true regarding the weather and not the efforts. Almost 500 visitors attended the open house of career orientation organized by Audi Akadémia. This is the seventh year of our colleagues preparing spectacular and utmost creative solutions in order to present the professions of the automotive industry to young people and their families who are about to choose a career. Dalma Vajda-Kovács, chief organizer of the open house guided us among the bustling booths. During the walk we felt as if we were visiting Mobilis Interactive Exhibition Centre or Futura.

Having been a part of the SEAT team for 28 years, Alberto Minarro Pelegrin has been working as a project manager at Audi Hungaria since 2022. One might think that moving from the Mediterranean culture to our country would bring significant changes to the life of the Spanish expert, but Alberto strongly disproves this notion.

"For me, the driving force is two things: the opportunity to learn something new and the experience of responsibility. I am motivated by challenges and finding solutions to them. I always have the feeling of curiousity if I can do it. I also believe that with responsibility comes the freedom that is essential for growth. I enjoy making an impact, creating something new. And that doesn't work without taking responsibility." Our colleague Dániel Weisz arrived in Győr 13 years ago, where he not only found the perfect place for him and his family to settle, but also the professional challenges he was looking for. Read the interview below to get a closer look at the mysteries of Chinese culture, and find out more about Dani's exciting career journey and his posting to Changchun.

István Schmidt is an engineer with long-standing relationships, since he has been closely involved in the technical areas of our company since 2013 and has been working with electric motors for 10 years, of which he is very proud. He has reached many milestones in his career. The challenges he has faced during this period have encouraged him to broaden his horizons even further with a posting abroad. Read about his professional successes, exciting challenges and details of his posting to Kassel in our article.

The SZEengine Engine Developing Team that is sponsored by Audi Hungaria has reached a new level of their performance since they became one of the Óbudai University Racing Team’s suppliers. The SZEngine Engine Development Team was established in 2008 through the initiative of the Audi Hungaria Internal Combustion Engine Department and the students of Széchenyi István University. Audi Hungaria has been a supporter and sponsor of the Győr team since the beginning.

Alexandra Nemes first met Audi Hungaria in 2014, during a factory visit organized for students, where the modern production lines, the monumentality of the factory and the professionalism of the engineers instantly convinced her to start her engineering career with us. As one of her main hobbies is travelling and learning about foreign cultures, and it is also very important for her to improve her language skills, it was only natural that she accepted the opportunity to work in Germany. In this article you can read about her experiences in Ingolstadt so far.

There are countless opportunities for university students to consciously build their careers. And our former trainee, Dániel Doma has been very purposeful in selecting from a palette of development opportunities in recent years. He obtained his Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Engineering at the Széchenyi István University as a dual student of Audi, attended several professional training courses abroad, participated in Scientific Student Conferences and is also involved in several student organisations. These activities, among others, contributed to him being declared Engineering Student of the Year at the university in Győr in 2024. What lies behind this outstanding sense of purpose? Find it out by reading our interview with Dani!

From Human Resources to the Project Management Office? Yes! Nikolett Horváth originally wanted to work in HR but by a lucky coincidence she joined the Project Management Office, where she has been working for 5 years now. This change has given her the opportunity to gain experience abroad, which she sees as one of the milestones of her career.

"I've always wanted to experience what it's like to work abroad and the challenges it brings. In addition, the Lamborghini name was also an attractive factor. I think many vehicle engineers dream of working for a top-tier supercar manufacturer, and so did I.”

"When it comes to implementing groundbreaking things – that's my real field!" Balázs worked in toolmaking and bodywork construction for 15 years, but last year he saw the time as right to embark on something completely new. He switched to Drive System Development. Read about his successes and inspirational thoughts in our article.

In the past we have already written about the collaboration between Automobili Lamborghnini and Audi Hungaria. The team of Quality Functional Systems – since then involving more teams - works together with the Italian company since 2020. Now for the first time we are getting a whole new perspective of their work together.

Crazy passion, incredible humility, endless creativity and expertise - perhaps these are the words that best describe Formula Student, one of the most outstanding university venues in motorsport. Last July, our development engineer colleague Dániel Dén, joined us from the BME Motorsport team in Budapest, and with the usual Formula Student enthusiasm, he told us about his past and about the present at Audi.