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FERNRIDE is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging because we value and celebrate everyone's differences and individuality. We strive to create an open, safe space in which you feel empowered and authentic. FERNRIDE has over 130 employees, from 35+ countries. Our culture is characterized by the company values and fundamentals:
#wewinasoneteam #weexecuteanddeliver #weareambitiousinnovators #weareopentochange #weputcustomervaluefirst #respect #professionalism #safety.
As a Technical Project Manager (f/m/d) you are the key interface of FERNRIDE to our Engineering & Operations team. You are responsible for coordinating our engineering projects with our partners and managing the contributions of our internal stakeholders involved in the projects. You will work closely with cross-functional teams, including engineering, product management, Business Development, customer support and external partners to drive successful project delivery and enhance customer satisfaction. If you love having a high-level overview of complex technical challenges, managing different internal and external stakeholders, and making sure we keep our project KPIs, you will have the time of your life! This role reports to the Director of Technical Program Management.
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FERNRIDE offers scalable automation solutions for yard trucking that increase productivity, promote sustainability, and improve worker safety. We employ a human-assisted automation approach, which allows for remote takeovers of electric trucks when necessary. This ensures seamless integration and reliable operations for logistics operators. With over a decade of research and high-profile customers, including Volkswagen, HHLA, DB Schenker, and BSH, FERNRIDE uses cutting-edge technology to address major industry challenges, such as driver shortages and the negative environmental impact of logistics operations.