Bridgestone recruitment drive for European R&D Centre
22 Sep 2015
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Brussels – Bridgestone Europe has announced plans to hire engineers at its European Technical Centre (TCE) near Rome – part of an investment plan to expand the Japanese tire maker's business in Europe.
The company is targeting engineers with a range of different experience levels, from recent graduates to experienced individuals, said a 22 Sept announcement.
The roles on offer involve designing and developing new products and technologies that improve tire performance on all types of road and in all types of climate.
"Bridgestone is the number one tire & rubber manufacturer in the world and is committed to reinforce its leadership position in the industry also for the future. One of the priority issues in our corporate policy in order to achieve this goal is to develop human resources capable of global management also in the R&D domain," said Franco Annunziato, CEO of Bridgestone Europe.
“This calls for a commitment to keep investing in talented engineers and scientists that can make the difference and help us to constantly stay ahead of the curve of the industry regarding the development of leading-edge technologies and systems to best support our business operations,” he added.
“TCE is a great place to work and to develop your career at the heart of Bridgestone’s innovation community. This is where our top-notch engineers and technicians develop key technologies for the future,” said Dr Koji Takagi, managing director at Bridgestone TCE.
TCE plays a role in materials research, tire design, prototype development and all forms of testing. Near TCE, in Aprilla, is Bridgestone’s modern European proving ground, where engineers analyse and assess technology in real-world conditions.
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