Zoltán Batiz-Kisbandi's path at Audi Hungaria has led from V6 TDI cylinder head production to the training workshop. Over 26 years, he has taken part in launching a production line and trained colleagues, and today he prepares the experts of the future. In the interview, he recalls his first day and the most exciting change of his career. He also reveals why running into former trainees at the plant counts as one of his greatest successes.
For Ádám Peres, each step came naturally: from Jedlik School to Széchenyi István University, then to Audi Hungaria, and later to his first international assignment, which he took on as a new father. His move from production technology planning in Győr to Wolfsburg showed him what it is like to sit on the other side of the table. At the Volkswagen Group headquarters, he works in the central department responsible for production strategy.
How can the operation of a future car be tested before the finished vehicle even exists? At Vehicle Development within Technical Development in Győr, Eszter and Hussam work every day to ensure that the results of virtual simulations, laboratory test benches and real-world vehicle tests build on one another to make future Audi models safer, more reliable and more intelligent.
15 years, several specialist areas and countless new challenges: Zsófia Bejczy began her career at Audi Hungaria on 6 October 2011, joining the Body Shop while it was still under construction. Since then, she has gained experience in logistics, HR and controlling, and today she works on IT projects. This time, she talks about the most important milestones of the past decade and a half.
Known at Audi Hungaria as a guardian of quality costs, Richard Sipos later made a lasting impact in the Meisterbock field in both Győr and Ingolstadt. Today, he is embracing a new challenge in the United States.
Exactly 19 years ago today, Serfőző Nikoletta joined our company. Throughout the years, she has played an active role in the realization of numerous projects and initiatives through her professional expertise, creative mindset, and dedication. The establishment and daily operation of the Motor Production Training Center, as well as the digiPlant and Lean Escape Room projects, clearly demonstrate that she not only excels in her daily responsibilities but also actively contributes to innovative ideas and community-building initiatives.
Change is not an event, but a way of working. Trust, courage, openness and stability. These are the keywords of Balázs Svastics's career, which is being built at an unprecedented pace in the field of the tool shop's exclusive-series projects.
Before joining Audi Hungaria, Ferenc Nagy worked as an aircraft mechanic in the military. After arriving at the company in Győr, he also pursued a technical career path, focusing primarily on energy efficiency. Through the implementation of an idea that went beyond the scope of his job responsibilities, he earned the title of Top Innovator at Innomeet 2025.
Sipos Beatrix has been part of the Audi Formula Racing GmbH team in Neuburg since 2023, where she works on the development of the Audi Revolut F1 Team’s powertrain. After her secondary school years in Veszprém, her path led her to Győr, to Széchenyi István University, and then to technical development at Audi Hungaria. As a finite element simulation engineer, she gained professional experience at our company that later became her entry ticket into the world’s most complex technical racing series. In the interview, she talks about how a factory visit became a goal, how that goal became a conscious professional journey, and how engineering experience gained in Győr turned into a Formula 1 career.
Exactly ten years ago today, Mátyás Dobos joined Audi Hungaria. Since then, he has been working with cutting-edge technologies every single day. As a test engineer in Vehicle Development, he plays a key role in testing components for both internal combustion engines and electric drives, helping to shape the future of mobility.
For some, a presentation sets the direction. For others, an internship starts everything. Péter Eigner’s journey has been shaped by curiosity, an engineering mindset, and a drive for continuous improvement.
During his years at Audi Hungaria, lean has become not just a professional field for him, but a way of thinking. In this conversation, we travel from the very first steps to the world of complex value streams.
Through both his work and his lifestyle, Barnabás Palavics sets an example. He is driven by challenges and motivated by unexpected situations. While he could now feel at home in three different countries as a true global citizen, for some time he has defined “home” not by a place, but by a person. An interview from Wolfsburg – between demand and capacity, and between Toronto and Győr…
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