The company announced the developments Tuesday.

“Phase 2 of hiring for production team members is planned for later this year,” according to Toni Eberhart, with Mazda Toyota corporate communications. “The jobs are not yet posted. We will resume applications later this year” with the specific date to be determined and shared closer to the live date.

The facility, where production is scheduled to start next year, will manufacture up to 150,000 units of a future Mazda crossover vehicle and up to 150,000 units of a yet-to-be announced Toyota SUV each year, according to the company. The company is investing $2.3 billion in the complex.

Mazda Toyota also revealed its corporate logo, which was developed through a partnership with Decatur-based marketing agency Red Sage Communications.

“The development process for the MTM logo was very intentional,” said Mark Brazeal, Mazda Toyota’s vice president of administration, in a release. “We solicited the collaboration and support of our entire team — from production employees to executive officers — to ensure there was meaning in nearly every facet of the design.”

“The opportunity to work collaboratively with Mazda Toyota Manufacturing’s team to develop their new logo and brand identity was tremendously exciting,” she said. “The company’s brand values of innovation and collaboration, as well as a desire to relate to and connect with the north Alabama community, were key inspirations for the design.”

The logo, which reads “MTM,” is composed of two sides joined by three lines representing the company origin and foundation of support from its parent companies, Mazda and Toyota.