About Us_
// At Masabi, we’re driving the fare payment revolution, powering the journeys of millions all over the world. We build fare collection platforms that allow riders to seamlessly buy and present tickets for public transport either on their mobile phones, from a ticket machine, or even by tapping their bank card to travel.

Our Justride platform is used in over 250 locations globally, including some of the largest cities in the world. With our industry-first mobile ticketing SDK, we’ve partnered with large players in the transport space, including Uber, Moovit and Transit.

Your own journey is important to us too. Choosing a role here means joining a network of innovators from all walks of life; a group of passionate individuals who consistently deliver. Here, you’ll find the tools you need to build the career you want. Whether you’re taking the direct route or trying a new path, we’ll support you no matter what.

The Role_

// At Masabi, we're building technology that makes public transport simpler, fairer and more accessible for millions of people. Behind every agency that runs on our platform is a commercial agreement someone had to shape, negotiate and close.

As our Legal Counsel, you'll work closely with our General Counsel, leading on our largest and most complex commercial deals.

Much of the work follows one opportunity from beginning to end. It starts with major tenders and public procurements, where you'll shape our position on the terms we can work with and the ones worth challenging. From there you'll take the deal through negotiation to signature, with colleagues across the business bringing the commercial and technical detail. Underneath runs the advisory side: data protection and privacy, IP and licensing, and the questions that come with operating across several markets.

You'll work directly with our CEO, CFO and CPO, helping them see risk clearly and decide quickly. Legal is a close-knit team, so you'll have genuine influence over how we work. Our biggest markets are the UK and North America, though we work well beyond both, so the jurisdictions and deal types will vary.

Location_

// This role is available on a remote basis for candidates located anywhere in the UK. Candidates based in London may also work in a hybrid model, with occasional travel to the office.

Responsibilities_

Take the lead on the legal side of major tenders and public procurements, shaping our position on the terms and where we're willing to move
Lead the negotiation and close of our largest customer contracts, working with colleagues across the business to settle the commercial, technical and operational detail alongside the legal
Carry major opportunities from first look through to a signed contract
Draft and negotiate across our full commercial range, including SaaS and licensing, implementation and professional services, NDAs, data processing terms, and partnership and reseller agreements
Advise the business on data protection and privacy, IP and licensing, and the commercial questions that come up day to day
Work directly with our CEO, CFO and CPO, translating legal risk into commercial choices they can act on
Use our AI and agentic tooling as part of how you work, and help shape where Legal takes it next
Step in for our General Counsel during periods of leave, or when he's committed elsewhere

About You_

You hold a law degree and a current practising certificate, qualified in the UK, the US, or a Commonwealth jurisdiction such as Australia, New Zealand, Ireland or Canada
Several years in practice since qualifying
You have strong, hands-on experience drafting and negotiating complex technology contracts, particularly SaaS, and have led those negotiations yourself
Communicates with precision, giving you a clear answer to a senior stakeholder without unnecessary detail
You're comfortable across a broad remit, moving between a major negotiation and a smaller advisory question in the same day
Has worked across more than one jurisdiction
You think ahead as well as answering what's in front of you, when the same issue keeps coming back, you'd rather change how it's handled than answer it a third time
Builds trust easily across a business, so people tend to bring you in early rather than once a decision is already made
You're interested in how AI can support legal work, with a clear sense of where judgement stays with you
Trusts your own judgement on risk, and you're comfortable standing by it
You can have the harder conversations with senior people and come out of them on good terms

We don't expect you to tick every box. What matters most is curiosity, a willingness to learn, and the motivation to take ownership of your work.

Nice To Have_

Public sector procurement experience, particularly in North America
Experience in public transport, mobility, fare collection, payments or another regulated infrastructure environment
Several years in private practice before moving in-house

AI at Masabi_

// AI is becoming part of how we work at Masabi. You don’t need professional experience using AI tools, but we’d expect you’ve experimented with them and are curious about how they can help you learn, solve problems, and work more effectively.

Some of Our Benefits_

25 days of holiday per year plus the option to buy another 5 days, pro-rated
Private healthcare via AXA, including pre-existing conditions and mental health
Life insurance
Menopause support
Choice of workstation
The ability to work for up to 3 months per year from any country in the world (certain limitations apply)
Pension scheme
Training allowance of up to £1000 per year
£200 annual allowance for any home office need or improvement
Enhanced family leave pay
Cycle to work scheme
Regular social gatherings with a monthly allowance for each employee
A fun and collaborative environment with a focus on making a difference in the world

Careers at Masabi are for people going places - driven by a mission to make transit fair and accessible for all.

// We are a network of innovators from all walks of life, passionate about making a difference. At Masabi, we operate with openness and trust, creating an environment where everyone feels empowered to bring their whole, authentic selves to work.

Whoever you are, just be yourself.
// We welcome applications from underrepresented groups, including disabled and neurodivergent people, and can make adjustments at any stage of the process. You’re also welcome to share your pronouns whenever you feel comfortable. Together, we simplify journeys, remove barriers, and improve daily life for millions.

Why Join Masabi?

Driven by Purpose – We believe in journeys made simple. The work isn’t always easy, but the best things never are.
Encouraged to Accelerate – Masabi is going places and our people are in the driving seat. Whether you’re taking the direct route or exploring new paths, we support your journey.
Advancing with Empathy – We put people first and foster a culture of learning, not blame. No matter your cargo, we share the load.

We’re already powering journeys - are you ready to join us?

About the company

Masabi provides Fare Payments as a Service (FPaaS) for public transit, offering mobile ticketing and fare collection that agencies can deploy quickly. Its platform lets transit operators create branded mobile apps for ticket purchases or embed the system into third-party apps for MaaS integrations, enabling services like journey planning and ticket buys through popular apps (e.g., Uber). The product is modular, so agencies can deploy a full fare system or select specific components to fit their needs, serving clients from large metropolitan systems to regional operators worldwide. Revenue comes from service fees charged to transit agencies and operators. Masabi’s goal is to modernize and simplify fare collection by replacing old, bespoke technologies with scalable, cost-efficient, rapidly deployable solutions that improve accessibility and convenience for riders.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Series C

Total Funding

$40.8M

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2001

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Masabi won Sourcewell on June 17, 2026, expanding direct access to agencies.
Galicia’s regional ABT launch proved Masabi can scale beyond small agency pilots.
Montreal ARTM’s 2025 win and Miami negotiations validate Masabi against Cubic and Conduent.

What critics are saying

Miami-Dade’s April 2026 cancellation reopened Masabi’s $40 million back-office award path.
Cubic’s July 2026 objection shows procurement fights can delay revenue for months.
A failed Miami board vote would hand Cubic or a rebid the contract.

What makes Masabi unique

Masabi’s Justride unifies mobile ticketing, ABT, open payments, and back-office operations.
Sourcewell fast-tracks Masabi procurement across 50,000+ North American public agencies.
Passenger Technology Group acquisition adds white-label apps and real-time information to Justride.

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Metro Magazine

Oct 9th, 2026

Biz Briefs: New Flyer secures additional 100-bus order from WMATA and more.

Biz Briefs: New Flyer secures additional 100-bus order from WMATA and more. In METRO's latest installment, Metro Magazine also take a look at recent news from Masabi, MCI, Samsara, and more partnerships making headlines across the transportation sector. October 9, 2026 5 min to read * The transportation industry is rapidly evolving with strategic partnerships, acquisitions, and technological advancements. * METRO's Biz Briefs edition highlights significant developments involving Masabi, MCI, and Samsara, showcasing recent partnerships within the sector. * New Flyer has received a 100-bus order from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, including hybrid-electric and battery-electric models. *Summarized by AI From strategic partnerships and acquisitions to service expansions and technology investments, the transportation industry continues to evolve at a rapid pace. In this edition of Biz Briefs, Metro Magazine spotlight the latest developments shaping the future of mobility. From manufacturers and suppliers to transit agencies and motorcoach operators, these updates offer a snapshot of the projects, partnerships and business moves driving the industry forward. In METRO's latest installment, Metro Magazine take a look at recent news from Masabi, MCI, Samsara, and more partnerships making headlines across the transportation sector. New Flyer secures additional 100-bus order from WMATA. New Flyer announced that the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) exercised its second-year options under a five-year contract for 500 buses. The order includes 75 Xcelsior(R) hybrid-electric 40-foot transit buses and 25 Xcelsior CHARGE NG battery-electric 40-foot transit buses. The options are being exercised from New Flyer's Q2 2026 backlog. Funding for these buses is sourced from a mix of federal, state, and local programs, including grants from the Federal Transit Administration's Low or No Emission grant program. The new buses will replace retiring fleet units and improve passenger comfort and operational efficiency, aligning directly with WMATA's five-year Strategic Transformation Plan to become the region's premier choice for safe, efficient transportation. The purchase of low- and zero-emission buses continues WMATA's progress under its five-year contract with New Flyer. In February 2025, New Flyer announced a base order for 100 hybrid-electric buses, followed in February 2026 by WMATA's Year 1 options for an additional 75 Xcelsior 40-foot hybrid-electric buses and 25 Xcelsior CHARGE NG 40-foot battery-electric buses, strengthening the agency's battery-electric fleet already serving the region. Ad Loading... Masabi launches AI Incubator. Masabi announced the launch of Masabi AI Labs, an AI Incubator focused on developing tools that deliver meaningful, practical value for public transit agencies and their customers. AI Labs formalizes more than a year of work, including research and discovery sessions with transit agencies across North America and Europe, and is now working with four agencies along with technology and payment companies to test where AI can make a measurable difference. According to company officials, rather than starting with the technology, Masabi is focusing on real operational and customer challenges, developing and testing ideas collaboratively with agencies and partners before considering wider deployment. Initial work has focused on developing AI use cases and tools in six specific areas: * Making transit data easier to interrogate and act on. * Improving customer service. * Strengthening revenue protection. * Augmenting repetitive operational and back-office processes. * Helping teams manage increasingly sophisticated fare systems. * Exploring how passengers could discover and purchase public transit through emerging AI interfaces. Ad Loading... MCI to deliver 92 commuter coaches to New York City Transit. Motor Coach Industries (MCI) announced that New York City Transit (NYCT) has awarded a contract for 92 MCI D45 CRT commuter coaches. Supported by state, local, and Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) funding, the new coaches will replace aging vehicles on express bus routes and help deliver comfortable, efficient transportation for customers. The order has been added to NFI's third-quarter 2026 backlog. The MCI D45 CRT is purpose-built for high-capacity commuter and express operations, combining passenger comfort with the durability and performance transit agencies expect from MCI coaches. Samsara launches Driver Perks. Samsara Inc. announced Samsara Driver Perks, the first rewards program built for professional drivers that is free to drivers and at no cost to the fleet. Millions of professional drivers in the Samsara network - from long-haul trucking to passenger transit and last-mile delivery - can now access exclusive offers and discounts from leading brands spanning food and beverage, wellness, fitness, travel, and more. Driver Perks is available in the U.S., with plans to expand to more drivers worldwide. Ad Loading... Samsara co-built Driver Perks with members of its Driver Council, an advisory board that informs Samsara's product development. Samsara also surveyed drivers across its network to gauge what products and services they value most. Drivers ranked fitness and wellness (64%), food and beverage (58%), and learning and personal development (51%) high on the list. Being healthy and active (79%) and time to rest and recharge (64%) topped what matters for their wellbeing. The findings underscored that the best way to support drivers is through everyday offerings that fuel their health, wellness, and interests. The result is a lineup of more than 50 partners that add value to a driver's lifestyle on and off the road. Partners include brands like Audible, BetterHelp, BetterSleep, Dickies, Liquid I.V., OLIPOP, Pit Boss Grills, MEATZY, Truck Parking Club, and more. Eligible drivers can access Driver Perks through the Samsara Driver App, a direct web link, or a QR code shared by their organization. Offers are available anytime, with additional brands and offers added over time. Each participating brand sets its own offer terms, and drivers redeem directly with the brand. Complete Coach Works completes refurbished bus for Minot City Transit. Complete Coach Works (CCW) completed a refurbished 30-foot Gillig Low Floor diesel transit bus for North Dakota's Minot City Transit. The completed bus marks the successful conclusion of a project designed to provide Minot City Transit with a reliable, cost-effective fleet solution while extending the useful life of a proven transit vehicle. CCW completed the refurbishment at its Riverside, California facility. Ad Loading... Major Scope Highlights Included: * Replacement of the existing engine with a Cummins ReCon diesel engine. * Replacement of the existing transmission with a rebuilt Allison transmission. * Refurbishment of the radiator, charge air cooler (CAC), surge tank, air intake, and exhaust components. * Install new Altro commercial-grade flooring, reupholster passenger seating, install a new ergonomic driver's seat, refurbish stanchions, and refresh interior panels. * Install new interior and exterior LED lighting, replace the battery, upgrade the electrical panel and wiring, and install a new Luminator destination sign. * Rebuilt wheelchair ramp, new ADA restraints, and updated accessibility signage. Quick answers. *Summarized by AI Ad Loading...

Masabi

Oct 5th, 2026

Masabi launches Passenger, bringing agency-branded journey planning, Fare Payments and concessions together in one app.

Masabi launches Passenger, bringing agency-branded journey planning, Fare Payments and concessions together in one app. 5 October 2026 Masabi, the global leader in enterprise-grade SaaS fare collection for public transit, today announced the launch of Passenger, a rider solution that brings journey planning, fare payments, concessions and real-time travel information together in a single agency-branded app. Launched at APTA TRANSform 2026, Passenger expands Masabi's rider experience beyond fare collection, giving transit agencies a single digital channel through which riders can plan their journey, pay their fare and travel, in their own app. Plan, Pay & Just Ride. Built on Masabi's deployment-proven Justride platform, Passenger is designed to give agencies greater ownership of the rider relationship while making public transit simpler and more accessible. Passenger is already the UK market leader, serving 2M+ riders a month and is rated above 4.7 in the app stores. It allows riders to plan a route, check live departures and service information, buy tickets or passes, access concessions and manage their account without moving between different apps or channels. The result is a simple proposition - Plan, Pay & Just Ride. "Transit riders increasingly expect the same simple, connected digital experience they receive in every other part of their lives," said Brian Zanghi, CEO at Masabi. "With Passenger, agencies can bring the entire journey together in an app carrying their own brand, creating a simpler experience for riders while gaining a much clearer understanding of how people want to move across their network. "It turns everyday interactions into an opportunity to build trust, improve communication and make transit easier to use, while keeping the agency's brand and relationship with the rider front and centre." One app. Every part of the journey. Passenger brings three core areas of the rider experience together within a single app: * Journey Intelligence Riders can plan journeys and compare route options, find nearby stops, check live departures, receive service alerts and disruption updates. * Fare Payments The app supports mobile ticketing and Account-Based Ticketing, including full and concessionary fare products, Open Payments trip history and account management. Where enabled by an agency, riders can also benefit from fare capping so they automatically receive the best available fare for their travel. * Concessions Passenger brings concession eligibility verification directly into the app, allowing eligible riders to access the correct fare without having to visit a customer service counter or complete a separate manual process. Passenger has been designed around the different ways people use transit. Daily commuters can quickly check live departures, receive disruption alerts and access their pass in the same place each day. Riders making unfamiliar journeys can plan their route before paying. Students and concession riders can verify eligibility and access the correct fare in-app, while visitors and occasional riders can understand the network and pay without first having to learn how the local fare system works. Masabi is committed to giving agencies choice: whether that means ticketing through Passenger, a third-party app, a bespoke agency app, or more than one rider experience, agencies can choose the digital approach that works best for their riders and network.

Mobility Payments

Sep 30th, 2026

Cubic and moovel intend to protest recommendation in Miami for $42 million contract award to Masabi.

Cubic and moovel intend to protest recommendation in Miami for $42 million contract award to Masabi. The two vendors filed notices of intent to protest as recently as Monday. Both contend that Miami-Dade County's procurement process for its back-office deal has been flawed. Article highlights. Key Takeaway: Two vendors, Cubic and moovel, which are vying for Miami-Dade County's account-based ticketing back-office deal, have filed notices of intent to protest against a county recommendation to award a $42.6 million contract to rival Masabi, Mobility Payments has learned. It's the latest twist in the problem-plagued procurement. - Document: Cubic notice of intent to protest, Sept. 2026 - Document: moovel notice of intent to protest, Sept. 2026 - Table: First- and second-round evaluation scores, price bids (previously published) Organizations Mentioned: - Miami-Dade County - Cubic - moovel - Masabi - Miami-Dade Transit - Indra - INIT - Genfare Cubic Transportation Systems and moovel, which both came up short in their competition for Miami-Dade County's procurement of an account-based ticketing back office, have each filed notices of intent to protest a recommendation by the county to award a $42.6 million deal to rival vendor Masabi, Mobility Payments has learned. (Download the separate 14-page notices below.) The two suppliers respectively argued through their attorneys that they, not Masabi, should have emerged from the procurement's two evaluation rounds as the top-ranked vendor and to then have the right to negotiate a contract with the county. Both vendors are expected to soon file actual protests. The protests, which are not unexpected, represent one more complication in a problem-plagued procurement, Article has about2016words. To keep reading, subscribe today Get access to premium content from the only global publication devoted exclusively to mobility payments by subscribing today to the most authoritative source for news and analysis in the industry.

Mobility Payments

Sep 4th, 2026

Miami-Dade County recommends Masabi for back office deal; if approved by board, debt-strapped Cubic would lose another contract as incumbent.

Miami-Dade County recommends Masabi for back office deal; if approved by board, debt-strapped Cubic would lose another contract as incumbent. A draft county memo says Masabi lowered its original bid price by 23% to help seal the deal, but the proposed contract price is only 3% lower. Meanwhile, a loss by Cubic would not help what appears to be a worsening debt situation for its parent company. Alexander Shapovalov Article highlights. Key Takeaway: Miami-Dade County has recommended that UK-based Masabi be awarded a key back-office contract. If approved by board members, it would represent an important loss for incumbent Cubic Transportation Systems. - Document: Draft memo from county describing award recommendation, Aug./Sept. 2026 - Document: Memo recommending Cubic for its original fare-system contract in Miami, May 2008. Organizations Mentioned: - Miami-Dade County - Masabi - Cubic - Miami-Dade Transit - Genfare - moovel - Indra - DTPW (Miami-Dade) - Scheidt & Bachmann - Fitch Ratings Miami-Dade County will recommend to board members that UK-based Masabi be awarded a more than $40 million contract mainly to implement and operate a new account-based ticketing back office, according to a draft memo obtained by Mobility Payments (download below). The recommendation is expected to go to a key board committee soon and then onto the full Board of County Commissioners. If approved, it would mean more bad news for Cubic Transportation Systems, a nearly 20-year incumbent in Miami. Article has about1709words. To keep reading, subscribe today Get access to premium content from the only global publication devoted exclusively to mobility payments by subscribing today to the most authoritative source for news and analysis in the industry.

Masabi

Jun 17th, 2026

Masabi wins Sourcewell contract, giving 50,000+ public agencies a fast-track route to modern fare collection.

Masabi wins Sourcewell contract, giving 50,000+ public agencies a fast-track route to modern fare collection. Masabi has been awarded a cooperative purchasing contract with Sourcewell under its "Transportation Services Payment Solutions" category. The agreement gives transit agencies a faster, simpler route to adopting modern fare payment systems by removing a lengthy direct procurement process and allowing them to fast-track innovation. Sourcewell conducts a rigorous, nationally competitive solicitation process on behalf of public agencies, evaluating and awarding cooperative purchasing contracts that satisfy public procurement requirements. Having been awarded a contract through that process, Masabi's Justride platform and many hardware options are now available for direct procurement by public agencies, municipalities, counties, tribal governments, and transit authorities across the US and Canada through the Sourcewell cooperative purchasing program. Justride is Masabi's open, enterprise-grade SaaS platform, covering the full spectrum of fare payments from Mobile Ticketing to Account-Based Ticketing (ABT) and Open Payments. Agencies can procure the complete platform or a standalone module and expand their solution over time as needs and budgets evolve, with a platform designed from the ground up to meet the needs of all riders, including the unbanked and underbanked. Through the Sourcewell Master Service Agreement, public organizations can move straight to procurement, as Sourcewell contracts satisfy competitive public solicitation requirements on behalf of member agencies, providing the procurement documentation and audit trail that public bodies need to move forward with confidence. Agencies benefit from pre-negotiated, highly competitive rates secured through Sourcewell's national buying power, ensuring maximum efficiency of public budgets. And, unlike single-state purchasing vehicles that often restrict out-of-state procurement, the Sourcewell contract is offered across the US and Canada, allowing agencies to adopt Justride without cross-border legal complications. "Public agencies want to deliver better journeys for their riders, but procurement can slow that ambition down," said Brian Zanghi, CEO at Masabi. "This contract removes that friction, giving agencies a fast, low-risk path to modern fare payments. We are delighted to partner with Sourcewell to put enterprise-grade fare technology within easy reach of communities of all sizes." Masabi powers fare payments for more than 300 transit agencies worldwide, with the Justride platform processing over $1 billion in fare transactions annually across networks ranging from small community operators to some of the largest and most complex systems. With this Sourcewell contract in place, more communities across the US and Canada can now access that same world-class fare technology on terms that match their scale, timeline, and budget. Find me on:

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