Container terminal operator automating seaport handling and intermodal logistics
EUROGATE runs container terminals and intermodal rail links connecting European seaports to the hinterland. Its job posts center on terminal automation, Navis terminal operating system reliability and multi-vendor integration testing, backed by an OpenShift, Kubernetes, Java and Spring Boot stack alongside SCADA, MQTT and C++/Qt for equipment control. Hiring is accelerating and leans toward engineering and operations, which fits an automation program now moving past proof-of-concept.
EUROGATE Group is a Bremen-headquartered container terminal operator founded in 1999, with 5,001–10,000 employees. It is independent of shipping lines and operates sea terminals on the North Sea, the Mediterranean and the Atlantic together with its sister company Contship Italia. Container handling is the core business. Related services include seaworthy packaging, container depot operations, servicing and repair. An intermodal transport network links its northern and southern European terminals with major inland economic regions.
EUROGATE runs Kubernetes, OpenShift, Docker, Terraform and Ansible on AWS and VMware. Its application layer uses Java, Spring Boot, Angular, Oracle and PL/SQL, and its operational technology uses SCADA, MQTT and C++/Qt.
Yes. EUROGATE's job posts describe an automation programme for its German terminals, including a mini terminal automation proof-of-concept and work on integrating systems from multiple vendors.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and centers on engineering and operations roles in Germany, mostly at mid and senior level, with a focus on terminal automation and Navis systems.
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