Rolling Wireless Expands Budapest R&D Centre Adding Hardware and Firmware Development to Existing Software Expertise
Expansion continues in the space of three years after successfully opening a European R&D centre in Hungary, having recruited over 40 positions and delivering best-in-class software solutions for automotive wireless connectivity.
As the leading global supplier of cellular network access devices (NADs) for the automotive industry, Rolling Wireless is advancing its global research and development capabilities by enlarging its European R&D centre in Hungary.
Working in close collaboration with the company’s global R&D and Product Marketing teams, the Hungarian engineering team has built three software platform teams, harmonized Scrum with ASPICE, and set up a hardware-in-the-loop CI/CD system. All development stages from design to testing are handled locally.
The existing development site in Budapest will be transformed into a fully-fledged development centre, with both hardware and firmware development being added to the existing software expertise, further reinforcing the company’s global R&D footprint.
“We will increase the team in Hungary from 40 employees today to 100 by 2026,” said Andreas Kohn, Chief Operating Officer at Rolling Wireless. “By expanding our development capabilities in Hungary, we will have two fully-fledged development sites, one in Europe and one in Asia, that shorten response times and increase efficiency in supporting our partners in the regions.”
Rolling Wireless is actively recruiting in the Budapest metropolitan area. To view open positions and apply, visit the recruitment page.
Unsolicited applications are also welcome and can be submitted here.
About Rolling Wireless
Rolling Wireless is the world’s leading supplier of network access devices (NADs) to the automotive industry, with over 60 million automotive-grade cellular modules shipped to date.
Building on more than two decades of innovation and operational excellence, Rolling Wireless helps automotive OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers create applications that enhance safety, delight drivers, and generate additional revenue. The company’s unique open-source software platform enables customers to build Linux-based telematics control units (TCUs) on a single module.
Rolling Wireless was established as an independent company in 2020, with the divestiture of Sierra Wireless’ automotive business unit. Headquartered in Luxembourg, the company employs more than 300 automotive experts worldwide.