Mobility & Logistics Startup Jobs in New York, US

New York, US has 85 open roles at 18 early-stage mobility and logistics startups, 62% of them remote. Where pay is stated it is typically USD 145k to 205k, with a median of USD 170k. 5 are new this week.

What startups in mobility and logistics build

Startups here build vehicles, robots and software for moving people and goods. Hardware out in the world means testing, safety cases and operations teams, not just code. Roles span engineering, field operations and the people who keep a fleet running.

Who is hiring in New York, US

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  • 85open roles
  • 18startups hiring
  • 62%remote

Salary

Annual pay for this page’s roles that state a salary, in USD. The typical range covers the middle half of those postings.

  • $170Kmedian pay
  • $145Ktypical range: lower
  • $205Ktypical range: upper

Based on 50 postings stating pay in USD.

Pay figures come from the 50 postings on this page that state a salary.

The hiring market

New York, US accounts for 10% of United States's 822 open roles.

Experience

Most roles are senior: 41% of those that state a level. 17% are junior or intern.

Experience level

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Questions people ask

How much do startup jobs in New York, US pay?

Typically USD 145k to 205k a year, with a median of USD 170k, where the posting states a salary.

Which startups are hiring in New York, US?

AeroVect (18 roles), Canals (16) and Omnea (12) have the most; 18 startups are hiring in total.

Can I work remotely?

62% of these roles are remote; the rest are in New York, US.

Do I need to be senior?

Most roles are senior (41% of those that state a level), and 17% are junior or intern.

Are new roles coming in?

5 were posted this week.

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