Student transportation software for school district routing and fleet operations
BusPlanner sells routing, GPS tracking and dispatch software to school districts, built on a Microsoft-centric stack (C#, .NET, NET MAUI, SQL Server, Azure DevOps) with GIS at the core. Hiring is accelerating and heavily sales-weighted, concentrated in the United States, with Outreach and HubSpot in place, a clear push to build an outbound engine and grow US market share from its Canadian base.
BusPlanner, founded in 1983 and headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, develops a student transportation management platform for school districts across North America. The software covers route planning, real-time vehicle tracking, dispatch management and parent communication. Mobile applications for drivers, attendants and parents are distributed through the Apple App Store and Google Play. The privately held company employs 51–200 people and also offers route planning services alongside its software.
BusPlanner runs on C#, .NET, ASP.NET MVC and NET MAUI, with SQL Server, MySQL and MongoDB for data, Angular and Node.js on the web side, plus Azure, Azure DevOps, Docker and GIS tooling.
Yes. Sales dominates BusPlanner's accelerating hiring, focused on the United States as it builds an outbound engine and sales organization, with smaller engineering, HR and support needs.
BusPlanner is headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, and currently hires in the United States to expand its US market presence.
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