XDIN places engineers and IT specialists with OEMs and suppliers, spanning Creo-based mechanical design, VRED and KeyShot visualization, and Java/Spring Boot application work on AWS. Hiring is accelerating and almost entirely mid-level engineering, consistent with a consulting model staffing client programs. Active projects point to automotive work: digital surface creation, physical module strategy, and cross-brand product commonality.
XDIN is an engineering and IT services firm headquartered in Greensboro, NC, founded in 1996 and employing 201–500 people. It supports OEMs and suppliers across multiple industries, delivering work either at client sites or from its own offices. Service areas include product development, electronics and software development, testing and quality assurance, analysis and simulation, plant design, PLM, and design visualization. Current hiring is focused in the United States.
XDIN uses Creo, VRED and KeyShot for design and visualization, plus Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, Angular, AWS, Docker, MongoDB, SQL Server, Pega, Jira and Confluence for software work.
Yes. XDIN's hiring is accelerating and concentrated in engineering at the mid level, with smaller openings in ops, sales and security, all in the United States.
Projects include digital automotive surface creation from concept to production, a physical module strategy, increasing product commonality across brands, Cisco network implementation and revenue integrity product development.
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