Indian auto engineers find new roles at international R&D centres

As earlier reported that Indian auto giant Maruti Suzuki recently picked talent from Detroit, it is also becoming increasingly a new trend where global auto-makers are also picking up talent from their Indian R&D and development centres for posting at their international headquarters. Companies like Renault, Nissan, Honda and Suzuki are using the skills of their Indian staff engineers to work on some of their upcoming global models.
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