Italian public bus operator running urban, intercity and on-demand transit
AUTOGUIDOVIE operates local public transport across northern Italy, but its stack points to more than a bus fleet: Azure Event Hubs, Kafka, Databricks and Synapse suggest streaming telematics feeding analytics, matching projects like automatic event detection and an integrated road-safety and claims system. Hiring is accelerating, junior-heavy and concentrated in operations and logistics, consistent with frontline service expansion.
AUTOGUIDOVIE is a privately held mobility company headquartered in Milano, founded in 1908. It runs urban and extra-urban public transport services and on-demand transit offerings, operating directly and through group companies in Lombardia, Emilia-Romagna, Veneto and Piemonte. The company employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people. Its customers are transit riders and the public bodies that contract local transport services. Back-office systems include Dynamics 365 Business Central, with Power BI and Tableau for reporting.
AUTOGUIDOVIE uses Azure, Databricks, Azure Synapse Analytics, Azure Event Hubs, Kafka, Apache Spark and Python for data, plus Power BI, Tableau, Dynamics 365 Business Central, AutoCAD and GIS.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in Italy, concentrated in operations and logistics with mostly junior roles, plus smaller openings in engineering and risk.
Job posts point to an integrated road safety and claims management system, an automatic event detection platform, a zero emission project, risk dashboards, a driver academy and chauffeur rental services.
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