Not only a landscape, a view or a scene can be picturesque, but also a professional career. A great example for this is Ádám Horváth, a mechanical engineer graduate from the University of Győr, who committed himself to Audi Hungaria right at the start of his career and spent his internship there. In connection with his posting in Neckarsulm, we asked him about the “colours” of his almost two-decade-long Audi career.
Exactly nine years ago today, Benjámin Horváth joined Audi Hungaria. Since then, he has become one of the key figures behind development and digitalization within the body shop. Starting his journey as an intern, he later became an engineer who launched systems that are now used not only in Győr, but across the entire Group.
The Formula Student Symposium was held once again last year with the support of Audi Hungaria, welcoming students involved in race car development from around the world for the eleventh time at Széchenyi István University in Győr. More than 250 young participants from nine countries attended the symposium, where members of teams competing in the Formula Student series—who also had the opportunity to learn from one another—listened to professional lectures delivered by internationally recognised engineers and leading representatives of motorsport and the automotive industry. Among the speakers were Anna Szakonyi and Jonas Pangerl, both professionals from the Audi Revolut F1 Team.
Authentic, practical experience is becoming increasingly important in career choices. Students and their parents are looking for opportunities to learn about future professions in a real-life environment through their own experiences.
Some people search for issues – others turn them into a career. János Léber tests not only cars, but also himself – with decisions beyond his comfort zone, new challenges and continuous improvement. From IT to the automotive industry, from test pilot to engineer – his story proves that passion, openness and a broad perspective can make you not only a good professional, but also a role model.
Professional excellence is not just a matter of knowledge – it’s about inner motivation, humility, and a passion for progress. Zoltán Komáromi’s story shows how an engineering career can become a true mission.
If not now, when? Assignment on the Horizon. Zsuzsanna Tóth’s story began at Audi Hungaria and, after more than 25 years of growth, new roles, and continuous learning, it is now being written on an international level. Her journey led from Győr to Ingolstadt, where she now works in the IT Security team at AUDI AG.
On August 13, Pál Arnold Akács celebrates his 18th anniversary at Audi Hungaria. He currently works as a maintenance technician on the crankshaft production line. He supports uninterrupted production both electrically and mechanically, seeing every challenge as an opportunity for growth. His dedication, systems thinking, and openness serve as an inspiring example.
Recently, twenty-three of our colleagues supported activities related to the ramp-up and market launch of the new Audi Q5 and Q5 Sportback models in San José Chiapa, Mexico – the highest-altitude Audi plant in the Group.
There is nothing surprising about coming to Audi Hungaria straight out of school. It was no different for Sándor Takács, although his story is anything but ordinary or average, right from the beginning, as the protagonist of our story below went from the teacher’s desk straight to the powertrain assembly shop.
Stepping out of your comfort zone is not always easy, but it's worth it! An international assignment can be not only a professional challenge but also a lifelong adventure. Discover Balázs's story, where he shares how this experience became a true milestone in his professional and personal development.
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