Alstom
Alstom designs and integrates end-to-end rail and mobility solutions, including trains and rail systems, moving over 100 million people daily with 80,000 employees worldwide.
Alstom designs and integrates end-to-end rail and mobility solutions, spanning trains and the systems that connect them. Its work covers every dimension of rail, from rolling stock to signalling and infrastructure integration, with the stated aim of moving people while reducing carbon emissions. The company's solutions move over 100 million people daily across urban and intercity transit networks.
Employing some 80,000 people worldwide, Alstom operates globally and organises its work around engineering, IT and project management, alongside commercial and operational disciplines. Its technical domains include rail systems engineering, green traction systems, autonomous transportation and cybersecurity for safe mobility. Products range from integrated, end-to-end rail projects to lower-carbon traction technology, autonomous rail transportation technologies and cybersecurity solutions supporting safe rail and mobility operations.
The industry in which Alstom works - long-cycle, project-based delivery of infrastructure and rolling stock for public and private transport operators - sits at the intersection of regulation, standards and cross-border contracting. Sustainability is a central preoccupation: the company frames its purpose as turning mobility challenges into opportunities and emphasises the reduction of carbon emissions through its technologies. It describes its culture as agile, inclusive and responsible, with opportunities to learn and advance across disciplines, and states that it values passion and attitude over experience.