Bendix Monterrey, Mexico technical center marks five years

Bendix Monterrey, Mexico technical center marks five years

The center now has 80 engineers and roughly three dozen administrative employees in a facility expanded to more than 25,500 square feet.

Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems is celebrating five years of its Technical Center in Monterrey, Mexico. Having opened in 2018 with 34 employees – 32 of them engineers – in a 7,800-square-foot space, the center now has 80 engineers and roughly three dozen administrative employees in a facility expanded to more than 25,500 square feet, Bendix says.

“The Monterrey facility – designed to help expand Bendix’s global engineering capabilities – was aimed at growth from the start, and it has more than delivered for the company and our customers,” said Claus Beyer, vice president of ADAS/HAD North America and chief engineer at Bendix. “It’s an invaluable contributor as we bring Bendix’s expertise to bear in the introduction of emerging technologies, from vehicle electrification to automated and autonomous vehicles.”

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