Global campervan and RV rental operator with 100+ locations across 16 countries
roadsurfer operates a distributed fleet of 10,000+ vehicles across ~100 locations in 16 countries, with accelerating hiring across operations-heavy roles (299 open ops positions). The tech stack is enterprise-focused (SAP, Oracle, SAP S/4HANA adoption) paired with workflow automation tools (n8n, Make), suggesting infrastructure strain from geographic and operational complexity. Fleet readiness and maintenance scheduling dominate internal challenges—the active project list (winterization, pre-season maintenance, fleet readiness forecasting, repair strategy) reflects a company managing seasonal demand spikes and vehicle condition at scale.
Notable leadership hires: Fleet Condition Lead, Lead Maintenance Repair, Maintenance Repair Lead, Fleet Supply Management Lead, Operations Lead
roadsurfer is a Munich-based campervan and RV rental company founded in 2016, now operating across Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, the UK, Ireland, Switzerland, Sweden, and Norway, with expansion into the USA since 2022. The fleet includes vehicles from VW, Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Westfalia, Knaus, and Bürstner, alongside RV sales, subscription models, and a camping-platform service in select European markets. The company employs 501–1,000 people and is self-owned. Core business challenges center on maintaining fleet readiness across distributed locations, optimizing handover processes, and aligning vendor performance—operational scaling issues typical of multi-location rental networks.
roadsurfer is headquartered in Munich (München), Bavaria, Germany. Founded in 2016, it now operates ~100 locations across 16 countries in Europe and North America.
Core systems include SAP and Oracle for enterprise resource planning, with active migration to SAP S/4HANA. Workflow automation via n8n and Make; analytics via Power BI, Tableau, and Metabase; and collaboration tools (Jira, Confluence, Figma).
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