Update content/what-do-people-love-about-rust.md

Co-authored-by: Pete LeVasseur <plevasseur@gmail.com>

Author: nikomatsakis

content/what-do-people-love-about-rust.md

@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ When all these pieces come together, something interesting happens: Rust becomes
 
 > "I was civil engineering and I studied front-end development on my own, self taught. I had no computer background. I got interested in Rust and distributed systems and designs and systems around it. I changed my major, I studied CS and Rust at the same time." -- Software engineer transitioning to cryptography research
 
-> "I've been working with arbitrary subsidiaries of Bosch for the last 25 years. Always doing software development mostly in the Java space... two years ago I started peeking into the automotive sector. In that context it was a natural consequence to either start working with C++ (which I did not want to do) or take the opportunity to dive into the newly established Rust ecosystem." -- Senior software engineer working in automotive embedded systems
+> "I've been working with arbitrary subsidiaries of \[a multinational engineering and technology company\] for the last 25 years. Always doing software development mostly in the Java space... two years ago I started peeking into the automotive sector. In that context it was a natural consequence to either start working with C++ (which I did not want to do) or take the opportunity to dive into the newly established Rust ecosystem." -- Senior software engineer working in automotive embedded systems
 
 > "I started in blockchain. Currently I'm doing something else at my day job. Rust actually gave me the way to get into that domain." -- Rust developer and aerospace community leader