Peruvian bus and generator manufacturer with 47-year operating history
MODASA manufactures buses, diesel generators, and related components across a 30,000 m² facility in Lima, operating as a fully Peruvian-owned company since acquiring its foreign partners (Volvo in 1994, Perkins in 2005). The stack—SAP, Power BI, AutoCAD, and CAD tools (Solidworks, Inventor)—reflects a manufacturing-first operations: enterprise resource planning paired with design automation. Hiring is heavily skewed toward manufacturing roles (18 of 39 open positions) with most candidates at junior level, indicating either rapid production ramp or high turnover in assembly and fabrication.
MODASA is a Peruvian industrial manufacturer founded in 1977 under a Peruvian government concourse to produce diesel engines for the Andean region. Today, the company operates across three core business lines: bus chassis and body assembly, diesel generator production (gensets), and maintenance and repair services through two service centers. The company holds the exclusive representation agreement for Perkins Engines in Peru and manages a 30,000 m² manufacturing campus in the Ate district of Lima. With 1,001–5,000 employees, MODASA is positioned as a mid-sized industrial operator serving regional transport and energy sectors. Quality, workforce training, and continuous technological improvement are stated operational priorities.
MODASA runs SAP (R/3) for enterprise resource planning, Power BI and Power Apps for analytics and automation, AutoCAD and Solidworks for CAD/design, and Apache Airflow for data orchestration. HubSpot and Salesforce handle customer-facing functions.
MODASA is headquartered in Lima, Peru, with a 30,000 m² manufacturing facility in the Ate district. All current hiring is within Peru.
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