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Stellantis Plans to Hire Hundreds More Engineers in Europe, US

Bloomberg Markets Saturday 17 October 2026, 11:08 UTC By Albertina Torsoli 1 min read
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Stellantis NV Chief Engineering and Technology Officer Ned Curic plans to continue hiring more engineers as the automaker rolls out dozens of new models as part of its turnaround plan.

Stellantis NV Chief Engineering and Technology Officer Ned Curic plans to continue hiring more engineers as the automaker rolls out dozens of new models as part of its turnaround plan.
Stellantis (ORG) Europe (LOCATION) US Stellantis NV Chief (ORG) Engineering and Technology (ORG) Ned Curic (PERSON)
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