Audi Brussels offers an extensive range of challenges for engineers. The various production departments have different robots and (semi-)automated installations that must be efficiently managed. This, along with the fact that we, at Audi, want to continually improve in what we do means that, as an engineer, you will always get varied and innovative tasks. In concrete terms, this means providing technical advice in diverse areas, improving installations, optimising production processes, developing production methods (division of tasks, workplace design) and monitoring projects from A-to-Z. Both at our Pre-Series Centre, where test models are built, and in the Quality Department, the focus is on analysing, developing and monitoring procedures for dynamic and static quality tests.

Technical employees keep the robots and other (semi-)automated installations running during production. This means that, as a technician, you are at the heart of the production process and can work in bodywork construction, in the paint shop or in the assembly department. You proactively maintain the machinery, analyse and optimise existing working methods and are prepared for when something needs to be solved immediately. Perhaps your interests lie more in the field of automotive technology? In that case, as a technician, you can work in our Pre-Series Centre, where test models are built, or at the Quality Department, where tests and analyses are carried out to guarantee the premium quality of our cars.