Sebastian

"Although AVL is an international company with a very large workforce, it is still a family business and there is almost a family atmoshpere in the departments"

Marlena

"Working at AVL as a development engineer gives you a lot of possibilities. You can work on your own developments, customer projects or research projects"

Successful fuel cell and electrolyzer developments are built upon the three pillars of engineering, simulation, and testing, all of which are equally important.

Gerhard Schagerl and Milan Zivadinovic explain how the application of cutting-edge data science methodologies benefits OEMs and their suppliers by predicting vehicle and component failures and minimizing downtime.

In this webinar Armin Engstle and Diego Turrado Blanco discuss the importance of systematic parameter variation for improving sensor perception during adverse weather conditions.

Can’t attend live? Register anyway, and we’ll send you a link to the slides and a video of the webinar when it’s finished.The amount of data produced while developing a new vehicle is enormous.

In its endeavor to reduce road deaths to almost zero by 2050, the European Union has stated that vehicle technology will play a critical part in achieving its goal.

Time to market is crucial for every OEM. However, the standards for product validation, defined by industry and OEMs, are undermining the efforts taken so far to reduce product development cycles.

AVL’s Jürgen Rechberger, Business Field Leader Hydrogen and Fuel Cell talks about Hydrogen and E-Fuels as the enabler of a renewable energy and mobility system. The presentation was originally held at the 43rd International Vienna Motor Symposium.

AVL’s Paul Kapus, Skill Team Leader ICE Spark Ignited and Bernhard Raser, Manager Product Line ICE Powertrain Truck and Bus, talk about AVL’s latest solutions for high efficiency hydrogen ICEs.