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ETAS

1001-5000 employees·Stuttgart, Germany·etas.com

Observed, not inferred · updated weekly

Buying intent

28 tracked signals | Top 15 topics are below | Engineering and Operations are carrying most of it.

23signals · 30 days
20topics tracked
42.86%attributed to a team

Attention by team

LinkedIn activity, by team

Where ETAS's own people are actually spending their attention, by team, by topic. Bands run Low to High against the busiest pairing on this page, and each cell also shows how much of that team's own activity it represents.

Open Source
Software Development
Cyber Security
Career Development
Product Management
Project Management
Engineering
Medium33% of team Engineering to Open Source: Medium, 33% of this team's signals
Medium33% of team Engineering to Software Development: Medium, 33% of this team's signals
Medium33% of team Engineering to Cyber Security: Medium, 33% of this team's signals
Engineering to Career Development: no signal
Engineering to Product Management: no signal
Engineering to Project Management: no signal
Operations
Operations to Open Source: no signal
Operations to Software Development: no signal
Operations to Cyber Security: no signal
Operations to Career Development: no signal
Operations to Product Management: no signal
Medium100% of team Operations to Project Management: Medium, 100% of this team's signals
Product
Product to Open Source: no signal
Medium100% of team Product to Software Development: Medium, 100% of this team's signals
Product to Cyber Security: no signal
Product to Career Development: no signal
Product to Product Management: no signal
Product to Project Management: no signal
Sales
Sales to Open Source: no signal
Sales to Software Development: no signal
Medium100% of team Sales to Cyber Security: Medium, 100% of this team's signals
Sales to Career Development: no signal
Sales to Product Management: no signal
Sales to Project Management: no signal
Others
High38% of team Others to Open Source: High, 38% of this team's signals
Medium13% of team Others to Software Development: Medium, 13% of this team's signals
Medium13% of team Others to Cyber Security: Medium, 13% of this team's signals
High25% of team Others to Career Development: High, 25% of this team's signals
Medium13% of team Others to Product Management: Medium, 13% of this team's signals
Others to Project Management: no signal
LowMediumHigh·  banded against the busiest pairing on this page

Topics being researched

30-day window

Every tracked topic, ranked by volume, not by our guess at what matters. Confidence is the classifier's own certainty that a signal belongs where we've filed it.

Open Source
LinkedIn
High volume
98%
last
5d ago
Software Development
LinkedIn
High volume
95%
last
3d ago
Cyber Security
LinkedIn
High volume
97%
last
17d ago
Career Development
LinkedIn
Medium volume
98%
last
3d ago
Product Management
LinkedIn
Low volume
98%
last
18d ago
Project Management
LinkedIn
Low volume
98%
last
4d ago
Conference
LinkedIn
Low volume
98%
last
30d ago
Change Management
LinkedIn
Low volume
96%
last
18d ago
Digital Engineering
LinkedIn
Low volume
98%
last
9d ago
Automotive Virtualization
LinkedIn
Low volume
92%
last
24d ago
Fine-Tuning
LinkedIn
Low volume
98%
last
16d ago
Automotive Industry
LinkedIn
Low volume
98%
last
5d ago
Fixed Income
LinkedIn
Low volume
96%
last
18d ago
Hiring
LinkedIn
Low volume
92%
last
4d ago
Professional Development
LinkedIn
Low volume
96%
last
4d ago

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Who's active at ETAS

verified title on file

Titles, seniority and topic straight from each person's own activity, with a LinkedIn link so you can check any of them yourself.

Others9 active
Senior ICresearching Open Source
in
Leadershipresearching Career Development
in
researching Product Management
in
researching Career Development
in
Senior ICresearching Change Management
in
researching Cyber Security
in
Leadershipresearching Automotive Virtualization
in
Engineering6 active
Cloud Software Developer
researching Open Source
in
Senior Software Engineer
researching Fixed Income
in
consulting lead professional security services
Leadershipresearching Cyber Security
in
Senior Software Engineer
researching Fine-Tuning
in
Director | Customer Chief Engineer North America
Executiveresearching Digital Engineering
in
+ 5 more in Engineering
Sales3 active
Sales Director Germany, Global Customer Team Leader
researching Lessons learned
in
field application engineer
researching Hiring
in
key account manager
researching Business Plan
in
+ 3 more in Sales
Operations1 active
project manager - high voltage systems
researching Professional Development
in
+ 1 more in Operations
Product1 active
Product Owner - AUTOSAR Communication
researching Software Development
in
+ 1 more in Product

See everyone, not just the first 10

20 people across every department at ETAS, plus a LinkedIn profile link for each.

Primary products / business lines

LinkedIn company profile

ETAS provides vehicle software, middleware, development tools, cloud services, and cybersecurity solutions, helping manufacturers efficiently develop and secure software-defined vehicles. Imprint and contact information: ETAS GmbH Borsigstr. 24 70469 Stuttgart Phone: +49 711 3423-0 Fax: +49 711 3423-2106 webmaster.de@etas.com Represented by the Management Board: Mariella Minutolo, Veronika Dan

Top accounts researching ETAS

names withheld on the public page

These are companies whose own people brought up ETAS unprompted, not accounts we guessed might be interested. We can't yet tell an implementation partner from a genuine buyer here, names unlock along with the buyer profile below.

  • Account withheldAptiv2 contacts
  • Account withheldMillennium Software and Staffing Inc1 contacts

Buyer profile

company size · seniority

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Company-size breakdown and buyer seniority mix for accounts researching ETAS.

Company size breakdown
Buyer seniority mix

Companies researching ETAS

by employee count
  • 501-1,000 employees1 cos · 1 contacts

Who inside those companies

seniority, where on file
Senior IC
1
~2 further brand-affiliated researchers have no seniority on file and are excluded from these bars.

Buying committee functions

Employee job titles (LinkedIn)

Engineering — 6 people; Sales — 2 people; Security — 2 people; Product — 1 person; Finance — 1 person

What's been said

public posts by ETAS's team

No public post naming ETAS has surfaced in the past year, so this is what ETAS's own team is posting about publicly — their topics, in their words.

LinkedInEmbed Security

Cybersecurity has always been a holistic topic for me - with interesting cross-domain impact - and the need to think end-to-end as well as in ecosystem is not going away. With the CRA, all products need to adopt their approach to the product cybersecurity lifecycle and be able to ensure coverage throughout and maintain their cybersecurity risk landscape. For OEMs and Tier 1s in the off-highway and commercial vehicle space, diagnostics therefore is no longer just a service function. It’s becoming a core cybersecurity and compliance topic across the entire vehicle lifecycle. In this webinar, my colleagues Tsz Shing (Tee) Wong , Marcos Cardoso and Rob Cheesey will break down the 5 biggest challenges the CRA brings to diagnostics. Topics include: 🔐 Concrete steps to embed security by design 🛠️ Practical tips to control diagnostic access 🔄 How to manage the full lifecycle 📋 CRA-ready processes, tooling, and documentation If you’re working in diagnostics, cybersecurity, ECU software development, validation or compliance, this session is worth joining. Register here: https://lnkd.in/dW-MsSA7 #ConfidenceForToughConditions #VehicleDiagnostics #AutomotiveCybersecurity

May 2026
LinkedIn

350+ visitors 👥 | 8 customer groups 🤝 | 4 amazing colleagues on stage 🎤 | and one big, passionate heart ❤️ from the entire Bosch Rexroth Italia team These numbers tell part of the story… but what really made #PowerOn2026 special were the people, the conversations, and the shared vision. For two days, we didn’t just meet customers — we connected, exchanged ideas, and built together the future of the #OffHighway sector 🚜⚙️ I’m truly proud and honored to have been part of such an inspiring event 🙏 One of the highlights for me was the open and honest discussion around upcoming European regulations 🇪🇺 — from #Cybersecurity 🔐 to #Safety ⚠️. Talking about the Cyber Resilience Act and the Machinery Regulation with customers made the dialogue incredibly concrete and valuable. What made it even more meaningful was seeing how, within Bosch Italia , we are increasingly working as one team 💡 The collaboration between ETAS and Bosch Rexroth Italia is getting stronger every day, enabling us to tackle together the key challenges ahead: ⚡ Electrification 🤖 Advanced automation 🔐 Cybersecurity But beyond technology and strategy, what I will really take home is the atmosphere. A unique mix of competence, energy, passion… and that unmistakable Italian touch 🇮🇹✨ And the best feedback of all? Seeing engaged, satisfied customers who truly felt part of the journey 🙌 This is what makes the difference, what drives us forward. Let’s keep building the future — together 🚀 #PowerOn2026 #ETAS #Cybersecurity #REXROTH #offhighway

May 2026
LinkedInArtificial Intelligence

We have returned from the #DewesoftMC26 in Slovenia fully recharged and inspired by the incredible atmosphere. Beyond the high-end technical sessions, the real highlight was the depth of the conversations. Exchanging ideas with fellow experts and seeing the sheer passion behind global engineering projects was a fantastic experience. Our core mission at the conference: We showcased how to bridge the critical gap between pure data acquisition and the transformation into actionable information with our ETAS tool chain. Because let’s be honest: in modern engineering, capturing data is just the first step—it’s the transformation that drives progress. A huge thank you to Dewesoft for being such outstanding hosts. A special thanks to Tomaž Kos , Daniel Beenken and Martin Frolec for sharing your time and expertise with us—it made the experience truly special. #Dewesoft #MC2026 #ETAS #AI #DataTransformation #Networking #openDAQ

Apr 2026
LinkedIn

All revved up and ready to go at the Bentley Motors supplier day with Motiv8 Connect . Showcasing the latest developments in ECU access, EV calibration, and Automotive Ethernet monitoring. Rakibul Hasan Reinhardt Mai #ETAS #SDV #KickstartFutureMobility

Apr 2026
LinkedInOpen Source

Open source (and their conferences) relies on sponsorship. Great to see ETAS being a sponsor of Open Community Experience #OCX26 . Thanks also to all the other sponsors supporting open source and the event!

Apr 2026
LinkedIn

Power On 2026 in France is starting! Are you ready to be compliant with the Cyber resilience Act? Come to visit the ETAS booth, we have more than 10 years of experience in mobility cyber security solutions. #etas #cybersecurity #poweron #rexroth

Apr 2026
LinkedIn

Today, I came across the following statement: "AI won’t replace humans, but humans with AI will replace humans without AI. (Harvard Business Review)".

Apr 2026
LinkedInSoftware Development

Can you predict what this C code will do? If you're using clang 11.0.0 or lower (from 3.9.0), you're in for a nasty surprise. Check it out on Godbolt: https://lnkd.in/dq-t8KPE It prints out "UNREACHABLE" and exits the application with an error. Look at the assembly: the label for main isn't even there! The problem is actually in LLVM and the way it optimizes loops. If you compile the same in C++, you will get the same nasty surprise, and in even later versions (until clang 18.1.0). The reasoning has to do with optimizing loops and that the C++ standard allows optimizations of loops by making assumptions that a loop will always terminate. There's a pretty good write up of it here: https://lnkd.in/dJtDGs8D In "normal" software development, infinite loops are not really something you want, but in embedded, they definitely have their place either as an idle loop in an OS, or a the end of a test firmware, or perhaps a place for the micro-controller to sit and wait for a reset from a watchdog. Whatever it is, if you have a compiler that uses LLVM as its backend, be aware that this exists.

Apr 2026
LinkedInContinuous Delivery

The Relentless Race Against Time In the modern automotive industry, the clock is unforgiving. Engineering teams are caught in a relentless race, expected to deliver complex embedded software at unprecedented speeds without making a single compromise on safety. The Bottleneck: We all know the theoretical solution: Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD). But anyone who has fought in the trenches of automotive software knows the reality. Implementing rapid CI/CD workflows into highly complex AUTOSAR-based environments is a monumental challenge. It often feels like trying to navigate a massive ship through a narrow canal. The Blueprint: But what if you could break this bottleneck? In our latest on-demand session, my colleagues Karthi Krishna S and Subash Scindia reveal exactly how to overcome the heavy limitations of traditional development. They break down real-world CI/CD workflows that allow you to achieve incredibly fast iteration cycles while keeping absolute quality and compliance intact. If you are struggling to keep up with the speed of modern mobility, it is time to change your strategy. #YourAmbitionIsOurMission #AUTOSAR #ETAS 👉 Unlock the full blueprint and watch the recording here: https://lnkd.in/dg7CHuD8

Apr 2026

About this data. ETAS (etas.com). Department attribution is 42.86%; remaining activity is grouped under Others. Updated 2026-09-25T18:00:10.181Z.

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