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Nash develops a logistics platform for businesses coordinating deliveries and related operations.

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About Nash

Nash develops a logistics platform for businesses coordinating deliveries and related operations. Its software brings planning, dispatch, execution and delivery capacity into one system, connecting a company’s own resources with fleets, couriers and other partners. The platform uses real-time information and AI to adjust operational decisions as conditions change. Nash supports customers in sectors such as retail, grocery and food delivery, including integrations with commerce platforms and autonomous delivery partners. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company recruits across technical, support and commercial functions. Remote roles can carry specific residence, shift and quarterly team-gathering requirements.

Nash has 3 current remote jobs on Scout, reviewed from the employer’s own careers page or job board. The countries listed most often are the United States (3). The most common kinds of work are customer success (1), engineering (1) and marketing (1). Location, hours and eligibility vary by role, so check each listing’s requirements.

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