Road construction, earthmoving and mineral processing equipment manufacturer
WIRTGEN GROUP builds road construction and material processing machinery across six brands, with an engineering stack centered on MATLAB/Simulink, C++, Embedded Linux, Qt, IEC 61131-3 and GNSS/RTK, pointing to heavy investment in machine control software. Adoption of GitLab CI/CD and Jenkins suggests embedded development is moving toward automated pipelines, while repeated rental profitability and fleet utilization pain points show a push beyond new-machine sales.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Lead
WIRTGEN GROUP is a German construction equipment manufacturer headquartered in Windhagen, Rheinland-Pfalz. It operates six product brands (WIRTGEN, VÖGELE, HAMM, KLEEMANN, BENNINGHOVEN and CIBER) covering road construction, road rehabilitation, earthmoving, mining and material processing. The group employs roughly 9,000 people and runs eight factories. Distribution combines its own sales and service companies with a global network of authorized dealers. Back-office operations run on SAP ERP modules including FI, FI-AA and MM, alongside BlackLine and Power BI.
WIRTGEN GROUP uses SAP ERP (FI, FI-AA, MM, ABAP), BlackLine, Azure, AWS, Power BI and Power Platform, plus MATLAB, Simulink, C++, Embedded Linux, Qt, IEC 61131-3, GNSS/RTK and Unigraphics NX for machine engineering.
WIRTGEN GROUP is hiring across India, the United States, Germany, Turkey, France, New Zealand, Australia, Belgium, the UK, the Netherlands, Ukraine, Bulgaria and Romania, with engineering as the dominant function.
Active work includes prototype testing for new products, control technology for road graders, product reliability and warranty cost reduction programs, aftermarket initiatives, parts lifecycle programs and IT infrastructure migrations.
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