Anantha: There is a wealth of potential in India, with a thriving ecosystem of tech companies, startups, and research institutions. The country boasts numerous renowned educational institutions, engineering colleges, and universities that produce a steady supply of skilled talent. Our goal is to tap into this talent pool that is spread across the nation.
I like to view us as a dynamic startup, providing excellent opportunities for up-and-coming talents to push their limits in areas such as AI/ML, autonomous technology, full stack development from cloud to edge, and the connectivity in between. Our centers collectively offer a comprehensive platform for developing CASE SDVs (Connected, Autonomous, Shared, and Electric Software Defined Vehicles).
In addition to granting access to cutting-edge facilities and labs, and exposure to a diverse partner network, we provide abundant learning opportunities for our talent. This is not limited to just Bengaluru, but extends to Chennai and Hyderabad as well. We offer a unique chance to be involved in the entire process, from understanding customer needs to seeing your work implemented in millions of vehicles. You also have the opportunity to play a key role in Stellantis’ evolution into a technology and mobility leader.
Few companies can offer the range of opportunities that Stellantis provides.