EDAG Group is a Wiesbaden-based engineering services firm spanning vehicle development, production planning and electrics/electronics. Its stack pairs model-based design tools (MATLAB, Simulink, dSPACE, Vector CANoe) with multiple PLM systems (Teamcenter, Windchill, Enovia) and robot platforms (KUKA, ABB, Fanuc), which points to client-driven tool diversity. Hiring is heavily engineering-weighted with a large intern intake, and digital twin work on NVIDIA Omniverse is emerging.
Notable leadership hires: Embedded Software Lead
EDAG Group is a publicly listed engineering service provider headquartered in Wiesbaden, Germany, founded in 1969. It develops vehicles, components, production facilities and plants for clients in mobility, defense, industry and the public sector. Core work covers vehicle body and interior construction, vehicle electrics and electronics, embedded software, acoustics, and production systems simulation. The company employs 5,001–10,000 people across a global network of locations, with current hiring in Germany, Mexico, Italy, Sweden and the United States.
EDAG uses MATLAB, Simulink, dSPACE and Vector CANoe for model-based development, CATIA, NX and Creo for CAD, Teamcenter and Windchill for PLM, Siemens Plant Simulation for production, plus SAP and Power BI.
EDAG Group is currently hiring in Germany, Mexico, Italy, Sweden and the United States, with most openings in engineering and a notable share of internships.
Current projects include simulation model development, whole-vehicle acoustics testing, infotainment control unit testing, vehicle interior and exterior construction, and digital twin solutions built on NVIDIA Omniverse.
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