Automotive software and electronics engineering for Volkswagen Group brands
Digiteq Automotive is a Prague-based engineering subsidiary within the Volkswagen Group building and testing vehicle software for driver assistance, in-car functions and electronics. Its stack pairs embedded tooling (C++, AUTOSAR, OpenCV) with a heavy on-prem infrastructure layer (VMware, VxRail, Veeam, Avamar, Zabbix) alongside AWS, Azure and GCP, a hybrid setup typical of regulated automotive development. Current hiring is minimal and engineering-only, tied to future-car programs for Audi and Porsche.
Digiteq Automotive develops and tests software and electronics for vehicles, covering automated driving, in-car functions and on-demand engineering services. It operates as a subsidiary of CARIAD and Škoda Auto within the Volkswagen Group and works on projects across the group's brands. Focus areas include HMI, infotainment, comfort and lighting systems, connectivity and test automation. Founded in 2001, the company is headquartered in Prague with additional sites in Mladá Boleslav, Pilsen, Brno and Ostrava, and has 501–1,000 employees.
Digiteq Automotive uses C++, AUTOSAR, Python and OpenCV for vehicle software, with GitLab, Jenkins, Nexus, Docker and Kubernetes for delivery, plus AWS, Azure, GCP and VMware-based on-prem infrastructure.
Job posts point to future car development for Audi Trinity and the Porsche Macan EV, plus work on HMI, infotainment and vehicle diagnostics.
Digiteq Automotive is headquartered in Prague, Czechia, with branches in Mladá Boleslav, Pilsen, Brno and Ostrava. Current hiring is focused on engineering roles in Czechia.
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