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Harman set to 200 people this year, a step towards India expansion

HARMAN on Tuesday announced its expansion plans in India by opening a new Automotive Engineering Centre in Chennai.

Published By: Pranav Sawant | Published: Apr 11, 2023, 06:03 PM (IST)

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Highlights

  • Harman is opening a new Automotive Engineering Centre in Chennai, India.
  • The company plans to hire 200 engineers and technical experts in Chennai.
  • The Chennai Centre will cater to global as well as Indian OEMs.
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HARMAN, a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, focussed on designing consumer experiences at automotive grade, on Tuesday announced its expansion plans in India by opening a new Automotive Engineering Centre. news Also Read: Year-Ender 2025: 5 Best Foldable Phones Of This Year In India

This new centre will open in Chennai by the second quarter of this year and will hire 200 employees to start operations. news Also Read: Top Premium Flagship Phones Launched In 2025: What Stood Out This Year

Currently, over one-third of HARMAN’s total workforce, i.e., close to 10,000 employees work in India.

“Our commitment to India runs deep, and with this new facility, we are further leveraging the rich talent base in the region to drive innovation and create world-class automotive experiences. As a hub for automotive engineering and software talent, Chennai is the suitable location to attract top talent and foster a collaborative work culture that aligns with HARMAN’s global ethos, Prathab Deivanayagham, Managing Director – HARMAN India, said in a statement.

The company said that the Chennai centre will serve both global and Indian OEMs, and it will collaborate with other key centres such as Bangalore and Pune to develop advanced automotive technologies.

It further added that the opening of HARMAN’s Automotive Engineering Centre in Chennai is a significant step towards the development of advanced automotive innovations and strengthening the company’s presence in the fast-growing Indian market.

IANS