We Love to Explore the World by Vehicle

Vision & Mission

Icon of a petrol 4x4 car. We love to explore the world by vehicle.

VISION

Reach your destinations – mobile, safe, and with an awareness of your environment.

Icon showing the planet earth in petrol. We love to explore the world by vehicle.

MISSION

Build the most reliable platform for drivers, smart and assisted vehicles on complex road environments, esp. in non-urban regions, with worldwide coverage.

Icon showing to hands and two hearts in petrol. We love to explore the world by vehicle.

VALUES

Love the team, embrace the user, stay open-minded,
e
xplore the world.

Best Team Ever

We love to explore the world by vehicle, whether professionally or in our free time.

Please hover over the tile to discover our team members’ favorite places.

Do you want to join the Bareways team? Then check out our open positions!

Moritz v. Grotthuss
CEO

Sascha Klement
CTO

Elliot
Feelgood Manager

Lisa Pawlows
Head of Data Engineering

Konrad Tuschy
Head of UX/UI

Florian Hartmann
Head of Software Development

Stefan Matlage
Senior Software Engineer

Malte Ziethen
Senior Software Engineer

Johanna Awada
Senior Software Engineer

Philipp Adis
Software Engineer

Stine Löding
Software Engineer

Jessica Dobrig
Marketing Manager

Marco Mantovani
Business Development

Candice Bomane
Student

Vincent Franke
Software Engineer

Mir Rahaman
Software Engineer

Thore Kausch
Software Engineer

Tim Kreutzfeldt
VP Sales

Advisory Board

Fabian v. Kuenheim
Chairman Advisory Board

Shows a picture of Bareways Advisory Board Holger Weiss. He is smiling. He has middle long brown hair and a grey beard. He is wearing a white shirt.

Holger Weiss
CEO German Autolabs

Maximilian v. Loebbecke
CEO 365farmnet

Company Life

L

Coffee is crucial to us. We take care of our coffee machine by ourselves and do many experiments to get out the best of the coffee beans.
L
We love to snack our company chocolate during our meetings. What’s your favorite selection?
L

We love the team. So we are organizing regular events. Besides a summer and Christmas Party, we also sometimes like to have beer tastings and such.
L

Company dog Elliot. He is a Golden Retriever.

We have two animal colleagues. Our Golden Retriever Elliott loves to sleep all day and dreams of the perfect rabbiting.
L

Every new member of the team has the chance to attend Driving Safety Training.
L

Person is sitting in a car and is holding a phone with the Bareways app in his hand. It says

We believe in our product, and we are proud to develop a cutting-edge navigation solution together to the highest automotive requirements.
L

Selfmade apple pie during the apple pie weeks of Bareways.

In autumn, we have our apple cake weeks, where backing lovers of the team create all kinds of tasty apple cakes.
L
The Bareways team gathers in the meeting room for the Mettwoch to have breakfast and watch an adventure movie.
Every Wednesday is Mettwoch! Then the whole Bareways team gathers for a snack of “Mett” rolls and gets inspiration by watching a movie or documentation about off-road adventures, expeditions, or challenges.
L

Every day at 10 am, we meet with the whole team for our stand-up. There we share our thoughts and tasks from the day before and the plans for the actual day.
Every two weeks, we have our sprint-planning. There we discuss and plan the tasks for the next two weeks and review the last two weeks.

Bareways Logo

Stone cairns in fron. In the Background a valley and blue sky with the Bareways logo.

The simple graphical layout symbolizes a pile of stones – in some countries named a cairn – that shall guide travelers on unpaved terrain when there is no clear path ahead.

Yet, it also resembles a windy road – broken into sections of known and unknown terrain.

Altogether, it symbolizes guiding & finding your way in challenging situations.

The Idea behind BAREWAYS

The idea for BAREWAYS was born at the end of 2017 when BAREWAYS’ CEO Moritz got stuck with his car on a steep road in the Thuringian Forest after a snowfall and wondered why the car couldn’t recognize that it wouldn’t be able to get up the mountain in the snow. With all the available data, why didn’t the car and the navigation system know there would be a problem in passing the road? And so the idea for a data-driven routing and navigation service that takes all available data, such as weather, terrain, surface conditions, and points of interest into account, was born – generating the most reliable, safest, scenic, and adventurous routes to drive.