Multi-fuel powertrain engineering and manufacturing for automotive OEMs
Horse Powertrain designs and builds powertrains for OEMs across multiple fuel types, with plants and R&D centers on three continents. Its stack pairs an SAP S/4HANA rollout (Migration Cockpit, Data Services, MM, SD, PM) with CAD tools like CATIA and NX and functional-safety tooling (ISO 26262, IBM DOORS, Polarion), pointing to an active ERP migration alongside safety-critical engineering. Hiring is accelerating, engineering-led and heavy on interns.
Notable leadership hires: Operations Director
Horse Powertrain is a London-headquartered, privately held powertrain company founded in 2024, with a workforce in the 10,001+ range. It develops and manufactures powertrain solutions for vehicle OEMs, covering a broad range of fuel types and decarbonization paths. Operations span 18 plants and 5 R&D centers across three continents. Current hiring activity is concentrated in Romania, Spain, the United States and Sweden, covering engineering, manufacturing, operations, HR, sales and finance functions.
Horse Powertrain uses SAP S/4HANA with modules like MM, SD and PM, plus Power BI, ServiceNow, CATIA, NX, SolidWorks, MATLAB, Python, IBM DOORS, Polarion and Siemens PLC and Rockwell FactoryTalk on the shop floor.
Horse Powertrain is hiring in Romania, Spain, the United States and Sweden, with engineering the dominant function and a large share of intern roles.
Signals point that way: its stack includes SAP S/4HANA and SAP Migration Cockpit, and job posts mention S/4HANA data validation and SAP manufacturing process testing.
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