VP of IT Infrastructure & Operations
Serve Robotics
RemoteFull timeMid levelCA$220,000-CA$320,000Posted today
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Serve Robotics
This leadership role involves overseeing IT strategy and operations across various company locations, including delivery depots, engineering labs, and corporate offices. The Vice President will lead a team responsible for IT infrastructure, standards, security implementation, and support services, balancing strategic planning with hands-on execution to scale the company's operations and robotics development.
Serve is delivering a sustainable future, designed to center people and our communities. The team is founded by serial entrepreneurs and veteran leaders in robotics and artificial intelligence. Serve Robotics is reimagining how things move in cities with its personable sidewalk robot, designed to take deliveries away from congested streets, make deliveries available to more people, and benefit local businesses. The Serve fleet has been delighting merchants, customers, and pedestrians in Los Angeles, Miami, Dallas, Atlanta and Chicago while doing commercial deliveries. The company is composed of tech industry veterans in software, hardware, and design who are pooling their skills to build the future they want to live in, solving real-world problems leveraging robotics, machine learning and computer vision, among other disciplines, with a mindful eye towards the end-to-end user experience. The team is agile, diverse, and driven, believing that the best way to solve complicated dynamic problems is collaboratively and respectfully.