Automotive software, robotics control and enterprise SAP systems for mobility
Hyundai AutoEver builds in-car and enterprise software for Hyundai Motor Group, but its current project list points hard toward robotics: a robot MES platform, heterogeneous robot control systems and physical AI research. In parallel, a large SAP footprint (S/4HANA Cloud, FI, CO, MM, SD) is expanding into SAP BTP and Fiori, while AOSP and RAG adoption signal Android-based in-vehicle and generative AI work. Hiring is engineering-heavy with a notable security component.
Hyundai AutoEver is a publicly listed mobility software and enterprise IT company headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, founded in 2000 and employing 5,001–10,000 people. It supplies automotive software platforms, navigation software and HD maps for autonomous driving, alongside system integration, operations and consulting services. Its work supports Hyundai Motor Group across both vehicle-side and enterprise systems. The stack spans Java, C++, Kotlin, Go, Spring Boot, Kubernetes, Kafka and MQTT, plus SAP ERP and Azure infrastructure.
Java, C#, Python, C++, Kotlin, Go, Spring Boot, Vue, Oracle, PostgreSQL, Kafka, MQTT, Docker, Kubernetes, Azure and SAP S/4HANA Cloud, with AOSP, RAG, SAP BTP and SAP Fiori being adopted.
Active projects include a robot MES platform, heterogeneous robot control systems, AI agent architecture and orchestration, SAP FI implementation, global template deployment and physical AI research.
Hyundai AutoEver is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, and its current hiring is concentrated in South Korea, mostly mid and senior engineering and security roles.
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