Rail and transport infrastructure engineering, planning and inspection
GTU Mobility is a Hannover-based engineering firm focused on rail and transport infrastructure, covering track systems, signalling and control technology, and structural engineering. Its stack pairs design and analysis tools (Allplan, Revit, SOFiSTiK, RFEM, PLAXIS, iTWO) with in-house development on C#, .NET, Python and Azure DevOps. That combination, plus plans to build a BIM department, suggests a firm digitizing its planning workflows. Hiring is heavily engineering-weighted and mostly mid- to senior-level.
Notable leadership hires: Planning Lead, Department Head Transportation, Surveying Lead, Geotechnik Team Lead, Lead Safety Engineer
GTU Mobility GmbH & Co. KG is part of the GTU Group and has been based in Hannover, Lower Saxony, since 1999. The company advises on, plans, manages and inspects transport infrastructure. Its core areas are traffic facilities, railway signalling and control technology, and structural engineering. Much of its work involves new construction and conversion of rail facilities, interlockings and level crossings, delivered to Deutsche Bahn standards. The privately held firm has 201–500 employees and recruits across Germany.
GTU Mobility uses AutoCAD, Revit, Allplan, SOFiSTiK, RFEM, PLAXIS and iTWO for design, structural analysis and costing. It uses QGIS and ArcGIS for geospatial work, and C#, .NET, Python and Azure DevOps for internal development.
GTU Mobility's work centres on new construction and conversion of railway facilities, interlockings and level crossings. It is also developing rail signalling and control (LST) projects, setting up a BIM department and expanding its contaminated-sites and soil management team.
GTU Mobility is headquartered in Hannover, Lower Saxony, Germany, and all of its hiring is within Germany.
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