Azuga runs a fleet telematics platform on an AWS streaming backbone (Kafka, AWS MSK, Kinesis, SQS, Lambda) feeding a React and D3.js front end, which reflects the high-volume vehicle data it ingests. A heavy Salesforce footprint (Apex, Lightning Web Components, Marketing Cloud, Zuora) plus early adoption of Salesforce DevOps Center points to in-house CRM engineering. Hiring is minimal, engineering-led and concentrated in India.
Azuga, a Bridgestone company founded in 2012, provides telematics and fleet management software for commercial fleets. Its offering combines vehicle hardware, fleet management applications, driver monitoring, video telematics and analytics. Customers include commercial fleets of all sizes, government agencies, insurers and automotive suppliers. The company employs 201–500 people and is headquartered in San Jose, California.
Azuga uses AWS (Lambda, API Gateway, RDS, SQS, SNS, MSK), Kafka, Kinesis, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, React, Node.js and D3.js, plus Salesforce, HubSpot, Zuora and ZoomInfo for go-to-market.
Azuga's current hiring is limited and focused on India, mainly in engineering with some support roles across junior to lead seniority.
Job posts point to work on a telemetry data platform, consistent with its Kafka, Kinesis and AWS MSK streaming stack. It is also adopting Salesforce DevOps Center.
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