Europe's second-largest airport operating complex infrastructure and real estate
Munich Airport operates Germany's second-largest aviation hub with 5,000–10,000 employees across 18 subsidiaries. The tech stack is heavily weighted toward enterprise systems (SAP, Microsoft 365, Dynamics NAV) and specialized infrastructure tools (CAD, Revit, Siemens S7, CCTV), reflecting an organization managing building systems, airside operations, and real estate at scale. Active hiring tilts toward engineering, ops, and security roles—consistent with ongoing infrastructure modernization projects including BIM strategy rollout, facility network development, and compliance automation.
Munich Airport is one of the world's largest and most successful aviation hubs, ranking second in Germany by traffic volume. The organization operates terminal facilities, airside infrastructure, and extensive real estate holdings across Bavaria, employing a diverse workforce in technical, operational, administrative, and specialized trades. Beyond core aviation operations, the airport manages 18 subsidiary companies and functions as one of the largest employment centers in the region. Current strategic focus areas include digital transformation of facility and real estate management (BIM adoption, property mapping systems, cabling/data center infrastructure) and modernization of internal training and compliance frameworks.
SAP for enterprise resource planning, Microsoft 365 suite (Office, Teams, Project, Power Platform), CAD tools (Revit, AutoCAD), Siemens S7 for operational infrastructure, and specialized systems for CCTV, data management, and creative production (Adobe, DaVinci Resolve).
Key focus areas include ensuring safety compliance, optimizing invoice and procurement processes, modernizing SAP cost accounting, integrating fragmented software systems, reducing data loss risk, and bridging communication gaps between systems—alongside physical infrastructure maintenance at an airport of this scale.
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