The new office will create new jobs and a stimulating work environment, the company said in a statement Wednesday.
According to the statement, Bosch plans to intensify its local research and development (R&D) activities, by opening a new office in downtown Cluj-Napoca, early 2015. At its new R&D office, Bosch will focus primarily on software development for new products, such as video stereo cameras, automated control, photovoltaic PV inverters and web portals.
The new software development office will give Bosch the opportunity to create new jobs and a stimulating work environment, the statement also reads.
In May 2014, Bosch opened an R&D center for automotive electronics and software development in Jucu (Cluj county), following an investment of nearly EUR70 million.
Bosch is one of the world’s top-three global automotive suppliers. In the 2013 fiscal year, its almost 281,000 employees generated sales of EUR46.1 billion.