Azuga operates a connected-vehicle platform for commercial fleets, built on a modern cloud stack (AWS, Kafka, Node.js, React) with heavy infrastructure automation (Docker, Kubernetes). The tech roadmap signals a transition toward operational scale: active projects center on Salesforce extensibility (DevOps Center adoption, Revenue Cloud CPQ), serverless AWS deployment, and billing integration—indicating a shift from product development toward revenue operations and customer onboarding at scale. Hiring is engineering-heavy and concentrated in India, but velocity is minimal, suggesting either market consolidation or a maturing product cycle.
Notable leadership hires: Technical Lead
Azuga is a Bridgestone subsidiary providing telematics and fleet-management solutions to commercial fleets, government agencies, insurance companies, and automotive suppliers. The platform aggregates vehicle data (GPS, OBD-II diagnostics, driver behavior) and surfaces it through a SaaS dashboard and mobile app, combining hardware integration, video telematics, gamification, and analytics. The product powers over 13,000 commercial fleets globally. Engineering is anchored in Node.js and React (web), Java and Python backends, with data pipelines built on Kafka and cloud storage (DynamoDB, MongoDB, AWS RDS). Current operational focus is on Salesforce ecosystem expansion, billing workflows, and internal systems integration.
Azuga operates on AWS, Node.js, React, Java, Apache Kafka, MySQL, MongoDB, and DynamoDB. Backend services run on Express.js and Flask; CI/CD is Git-based. Infrastructure is containerized with Docker and Kubernetes; serverless components use AWS Lambda and SQS.
Key projects include serverless application deployment on AWS, MERN stack web development, Salesforce Revenue Cloud CPQ implementation, billing integration, and internal Salesforce performance optimization. Training and sales process readiness are also active workstreams.
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