TIER-Dott opens its European headquarters in Wroclaw. It will employ several dozen people

TIER-Dott's new office in Wroclaw is located in the Wroclavia office zone and covers an area of 700 sq m. As a modern shared services center, it will mainly support the company in the areas of finance, human resources, legal and central operations. According to company representatives, this investment underscores TIER-Dott's long-term commitment to the city, where it plans to invest more than €5 million over the next five years.

We chose Wroclaw because we see enormous potential here, not only for the development of sustainable mobility, but also for the further growth of our company.We would like to express our sincere thanks to ARAW, which helped us set up this new headquarters in just a few months.

Maxim Romain, CEO and co-founder of TIER-Dott

Employment to double within a few years

The new facility currently employs almost 40 people. However, there are plans to double this number.

Today, we are starting a new phase in the company's operations as we open a kind of shared services center. This is the first venture of its kind on a global scale. It is a step towards standardizing and automating our services. We are focusing primarily on financial teams, but not exclusively. We expect rapid growth in employment in the near future to around 80 or even 100 people. Some of the recruitment process is already open, including for managerial positions and HR specialists.

Marcin Jędras, head of the Wroclaw branch of TIER-Dott

They will make Wroclaw more environmentally friendly

The opening of the new TIER-Dott office is also an important event for the city.

We are always very happy when, in these difficult economic times, more companies choose Wroclaw. TIER-Dott is doubly important to us because of its mission to create environmentally friendly cities and the establishment of a modern global service center that will not only develop this mission but also provide good and fascinating work on an interesting project for our talented residents.

Magdalena Okulowska, president of the Wrocław Agglomeration Development Agency

Scooters will no longer be a nuisance

According to Radosław Michalski, director of the City Brand Department at Wroclaw City Hall, companies such as TIER-Dott are start-ups, and therefore respond to what is a major asset of Wroclaw, namely students and people who come here to seek their future.

In addition to the business aspect, there is also an important mission here, which is to reduce air pollution through microtransport, i.e., offering residents bicycles, scooters, and electric bikes. Another important element is the high level of social responsibility declared by the company. We want to work with them to organize the system for storing, charging, and parking all these devices. Currently, they are often left scattered around the city, and we want to change that.

Radosław Michalski

In Wroclaw for several years

TIER-Dott has been operating in Wroclaw for several years to increase flexible, affordable, and sustainable transport options. Since 2022, it has been operating 1,000 electric scooters here, making the city one of the leading micromobility hubs in the country.

TIER-Dott currently operates in over 80 cities across Poland, with a fleet of 27,000 vehicles, which enabled the company to serve 750,000 users in 2024.

The company is a European leader in shared micromobility. It was formed as a result of the merger of TIER and Dott in March 2024. It currently integrates all vehicles with the Dott app. It facilitates sustainable travel, reduces traffic jams and pollution in cities, and reduces dependence on cars. With over 250,000 shared vehicles in more than 400 cities across 21 countries in Europe and the Middle East, 10 million users have made over 380 million trips to date.