Global automotive manufacturer scaling ERP and mobility tech across 200+ countries
Hyundai Motor is a 120,000-person automotive OEM producing 4.6M vehicles annually, now actively modernizing its tech stack. Adoption of SAP HANA and Salesforce Marketing Cloud signals a shift toward real-time supply-chain visibility and demand-driven sales, while concurrent projects in MES development and next-gen ERP SD modules reflect internal infrastructure buildout. The hiring acceleration (209 roles in 30 days) leans engineering-heavy, paired with dealer-network and CRM initiatives—indicating a dual focus on manufacturing efficiency and dealer-channel transformation as the company pivots from production toward mobility services.
Notable leadership hires: Product Director Office Manager, Head of Finance, Dealer Network Development Director, HR Director, Accounting Lead
Hyundai Motor Company manufactures and distributes passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles, and SUVs across 200+ countries, delivering over 4.6 million units annually. The company operates a distributed dealer network and serves both direct fleet and retail channels. Current operational priorities include improving dealer profitability and line efficiency, managing inventory complexity at global scale, ensuring compliance across jurisdictions (notably U.S. federal tax), and modernizing the dealer experience through digital tools. The strategic pivot toward electric and hydrogen powertrains, combined with mobility solutions beyond traditional vehicle sales, is driving concurrent investments in CRM systems, interactive marketing platforms, and service-delivery infrastructure.
Core systems include SAP for enterprise resource planning, AutoCAD and CATIA for design, Kubernetes and Prometheus for infrastructure, plus AWS and on-premise virtualization (Hyper-V, VMware). Recent adoption of SAP HANA and Salesforce Marketing Cloud indicates modernization of analytics and customer engagement layers.
Active initiatives include MES development strategy, next-generation ERP SD module planning, DRT (demand-responsive transport) service development, CRM and interactive marketing initiatives, dealer website certification, and reporting tools—reflecting both manufacturing modernization and mobility-services expansion.
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