Matthieu Schrobiltgen is Public Sector Account Manager at MyTraffic. He works with French municipalities and communautés d'agglomération, helping them use footfall and mobility data to inform decisions about their city centres, from pedestrian zones to commercial recruitment.
He joined MyTraffic in May 2025. Before that, he spent close to two years at HiJiffy, first as Onboarding Specialist DACH in Lisbon, then as Senior Onboarding Specialist. Earlier roles include International Business Developer at Diggers Factory, Artist Liaison at Singulart in Paris, and Customer Success Manager at b2match in Vienna.
His published work tests common claims about city centres against MyTraffic's footfall data. One piece looks at whether pedestrianising a city centre hurts local commerce, using Grenoble, Bordeaux and Lyon as case studies. Another checks how closely a 25% jump in diesel prices tracked footfall across seven French metropolises, and finds a weak correlation.
