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German DKV Mobility opens technological hub in Porto and wants to hire 150 people by 2027
Publication: ECO
Author: Tiago Alexandre Pereira
Source published: 07/10/2026, 08:00:42 UTC
Briefing created: 26/10/2026, 03:19:50 UTC
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Briefings
DKV Mobility, an Austrian fleet management company, established a technology hub in Porto, Portugal, to hire up to 150 data and AI specialists by 2027. The center aims to accelerate digital product development for fleet operations and will also handle AI governance functions. Jesper Erichsen, Chief Technology Officer, selected Porto after analyzing 24 European cities, citing strong talent availability and regional university connections. The project began in April 2026 with Capgemini support and currently employs around 50 staff, with the full team expected by late 2027.
Key points
- DKV Mobility plans to hire up to 150 data and AI specialists by the end of 2027 in a new technology hub in Porto, Portugal.
- The hub will focus on accelerating digital product development for fleet operations and will also handle AI governance functions.
Context
DKV Mobility, an Austrian fleet management company specializing in electric vehicle charging and fleet management, selected Porto after analyzing 24 European cities. The project began in April 2026 with Capgemini support and aims to strengthen data and AI usage across the organization, complementing existing centers in Ratingen and Bucharest.
Limitations
The investment value is not disclosed, only described as 'many millions of euros'. The full team size is not confirmed beyond the initial 50 staff, with the 150 target set for late 2027. The specific number of AI governance roles is not quantified, only stated as part of the hub's functions.
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