SEAT / CUPRA
SEAT is a Spanish automotive manufacturer headquartered in Martorell, Barcelona, and a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group. The company designs, develops, manufactures, and sells passenger cars under the SEAT and CUPRA brands. As one of Spain's largest industrial companies, it operates a major production plant in Martorell, employs around 15,000 people, and plays a central role in Spain's automotive sector, including electric vehicle production plans.
In Spain, SEAT/CUPRA's main campus in Martorell houses engineering, IT, manufacturing, and corporate functions, with additional presence in Barcelona. The company has an increasingly international workforce and is investing heavily in electrification and digitalization, making it a relevant employer for skilled professionals, especially in IT and engineering. Being part of the Volkswagen Group, employees often have opportunities for cross-border mobility within a global automotive network.
Company History
SEAT was founded in 1950 as a Spanish state-owned company, becoming a key part of Spain's industrial development. In 1986, Volkswagen Group acquired a controlling stake, integrating SEAT fully into its brand network. In 2018, SEAT introduced the CUPRA brand as a standalone performance marque, and in recent years the company has shifted toward hybrid and electric vehicle production.
For International Professionals
- SEAT's global headquarters and main production facility are located in Martorell, about 30 km northwest of Barcelona, with easy access to the city.
- The company is part of the Volkswagen Group, so employees often have opportunities for international rotations and a global career network.
- SEAT actively recruits international talent, and the official careers portal handles applications for multiple Spanish sites, including a dedicated 'Spontaneous Application - Spain' entry.
- Key roles in Spain include IT specialists and prevention technicians, reflecting the company's investment in digital transformation and industry 4.0.
- English is commonly used in the tech and international teams, although knowledge of Spanish is also beneficial for day-to-day work.
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