Siemens Mobility has announced the creation of an engineering and train design hub in Madrid, aiming to consolidate the company’s technological capabilities in the railway sector while contributing to the development of sustainable mobility solutions.
In this regard, Siemens Mobility highlighted that Spain has extensive expertise in railway engineering and highly qualified talent.
“Sustainable rail transport will be the backbone of future mobility, regardless of the current pandemic. We are not only bringing innovative technology to Spain, but we are also designing and exporting it from here to the rest of the world,” said Agustín Escobar, CEO of Siemens Mobility Spain and South-West Europe Region.
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Job Creation and Talent Attraction
The creation of this hub will have a positive impact on employment. According to Siemens Mobility, the center will allow for the incorporation of 300 highly qualified engineers in the coming years.
Additionally, the company is committed to diversity and professional development, fostering the attraction of young talent and promoting collaboration with universities and local research centers.
The hub will also act as a catalyst for projects in digitalization, sustainability, and train automation, which are key areas in Siemens Mobility’s vision for the future of transport.
Innovation and Sustainability as Key Pillars
This engineering hub will focus on the design and development of high-tech trains that meet the strictest standards of sustainability and energy efficiency.
Digitalization and innovation will be crucial elements in creating solutions that optimize energy consumption and reduce carbon footprints.
Among the projects that could be developed at this center are high-speed trains, automated metros, and commuter trains, all designed to meet the growing demands of urban and regional transportation.
