Career

From blank paper to a great professional adventure: Family and career in one package

He had a close-up view of how Audi Hungaria's first production hall was built, where he started working 28 years ago. Róbert Peti joined us from Rába a year and a half after being accepted, as he wanted to spend a bit more time at his previous workplace. He has not changed employers since then, but has changed jobs several times.

On May 21st, Nikolett Végh, a colleague in our company's IT security department, celebrates her 11th anniversary. In our article, she recalls how she overcame initial obstacles, what her most memorable moment was, and why she would still choose the four rings today.

In the first episode of the Audi Hungaria Podcast, now also available on YouTube, we sat down with Prof. Dr. Dániel Feszty to discuss the Motorsport MSc program launched at Széchenyi István University.

He expected good – and got even better He was and remains a constructor, just as three-dimensional computer-aided design continues to be the main part of his work, yet the design of parts for tool factories and the automotive industry is a completely different task. Lóránd Ihász changed territories after nineteen years.

On April 2nd, Krisztina Göncz celebrates her 18th anniversary as an employee of Audi Hungaria. Audi Hungaria is not just a workplace but also a community, where professional challenges and development opportunities go hand in hand. The same applies to the Supply Chain, i.e., the vehicle production logistics field. Krisztina Göncz works in this area as an assistant to the segment leader and shared her career, successes, and experiences at the company with us.

The success of Audi Hungaria is built not only on world-class technology but also on talented and dedicated employees. Among them is Osvald Norbert, who works in the Drive System Development area and contributes to the company's digital development with unique solutions. Innovation significantly facilitates the work of engineers and technicians, providing faster decision-making and more efficient problem-solving.

On March 7, Péter Krén celebrates his 14th anniversary as an employee of Audi Hungaria. Currently working as an HR specialist, we asked him about his first day at work, the most memorable projects of the past years, and the importance of commuting services.

When a person moves to another country for work, many questions arise: What will the new environment be like? How will they manage daily life? Is the change worth it? For Gyula Oroszlán, the answer is clear: yes! He has been working in Mexico for two years, and this period has not only helped his professional development but also brought him many new experiences. How has his thinking changed? How has his career progressed? And what experiences would he share with those considering a similar step? Read the full interview and learn more about Gyula's story!

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.