The current mayor of Molbergen, Witali Bastian, paid a pre-Christmas visit to the software manufacturer AMCON. Together with his representative Andreas Unnerstall, he toured the company and was warmly welcomed by the managing directors Olaf Clausen and Darius Rauert.
In two years, the new company building is scheduled to be completed on the site of the old sports field in Molbergen. This was reason enough for Bastian to get an early overview of the products and employees of the software company. “We are very pleased that AMCON chose our community and that their software will soon be making its way from Molbergen to transportation companies all across Germany,” said Bastian. Olaf Clausen and Darius Rauert explained the company’s future plans in a brief presentation over coffee and cake. Afterwards, the premises on Osterstraße were toured, and Bastian and Unnerstall were able to experience the functionalities of the UFHO system firsthand.
Attractive employer in the region
Currently, 74 employees work at AMCON programming software for public transport companies. From ticket sales across various distribution channels, to inspections on mobile devices, to webshops and real-time information for passengers, the UFHO system by AMCON covers almost every area relevant to the operations of transport companies.“Currently, our colleagues work at two locations, and from January, a third temporary office will be added, as we no longer have enough capacity at Mühlenstraße. We are therefore eagerly looking forward to finally starting construction in Molbergen next summer,” says Darius Rauert. “With AMCON, we are gaining another company that employs and trains skilled workers and thus offers attractive software jobs for the people of Molbergen,” summarizes Bastian.