Intelligent transportation systems and CAD/AVL software for public transit
Vontas builds real-time transit technology, including CAD/AVL and yard management, on a .NET, C# and C++ core with embedded protocols like MQTT, I2C and SATA, pointing to tightly coupled hardware and software products. Playwright adoption, plus repeated job-post themes around test automation and reducing manual QA, suggests a push to mature quality engineering while modernizing legacy CAD/AVL platforms.
Vontas develops intelligent transportation systems for public transit agencies, covering real-time vehicle tracking, passenger travel information, yard management and VoIP communications. The company operates as part of Modaxo and is headquartered in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with 201–500 employees. Its products combine software and onboard hardware, and the organization spans engineering, manufacturing and customer support functions. Back-office operations run on NetSuite, Adaptive Insights, Salesforce and Zendesk.
Vontas uses .NET, C#, C++, Python and JavaScript, with SQL Server and Oracle databases, MQTT and embedded interfaces like I2C, plus Salesforce, NetSuite, Zendesk and Jira. It is adopting Playwright.
Job posts point to modernizing its OnRoute and Orion platforms, maturing DevOps and quality processes, integrating AI/ML into existing products, and building support-metrics reporting in Zendesk.
Vontas is headquartered in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States, has 201–500 employees, and is a Modaxo company. Current hiring is focused in the United States.
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