Alto is a destination for innovative, intellectually curious, and forward thinking people - we are disrupting the rideshare industry with a revolutionary, elevated experience and sustainable business model! In order to achieve this, Alto hires W-2 employee drivers, maintains a branded fleet of vehicles, and is transitioning to an all-electric fleet in 2023. The company is rapidly growing, having raised a $45M Series-B in 2021 and is accelerating towards a nationwide expansion; today Alto operates in Los Angeles, Dallas, Washington D.C., Miami, Silicon Valley, and Houston.

 

Alto is looking for a rockstar to join our Strategy & Operations team. This role is perfect for those with an entrepreneurial spirit who are excited about solving complex problems and building the next generation of rideshare.

 

The Strategy & Operations Associate will play a key role in building out Alto's operational strategy and core processes. They will be an early member of a high-energy, tight-knit team with outsized impact on the org. They will work cross-functionally with senior leaders across Field Operations, Product & Engineering, and the Commercial Orgs and be afforded an exciting level of autonomy in their work.

 

What you'll do:

  • Take risks - bring game changing ideas to the table and build things that haven't been done before; you will be one of the primary change agents at Alto
  • Collaborate with functional leads in the organization on the design and implementation of strategic initiatives
  • Develop processes and frameworks from the ground up to support our Field Operations broadly; example areas include Fleet Operations, Driver Supply, Training, and People Ops
  • Facilitate a data-driven culture in Alto's operation and work closely with Strategy & Operations analysts for additional horsepower
  • Build functional expertise across the organization and experience high variation in your day-to-day responsibilities, from helping optimize fleet operations to leaning in on driver support
  • Constantly identify opportunities in Alto's operation and help manage the department's roadmap

 

What you'll bring to the table

  • 2+ years of experience in consulting / strategy or related experience preferred
  • Strong analytical skill set and experience working with data
  • Excellent communication skills
  • Builder mentality / product-oriented mindset
  • Ability to work autonomously and intrinsic drive
  • Bachelor's Degree Required

 

Highlights

  • Opportunity for growth and career advancement within the organization
  • Competitive salary and equity in a fast-growing startup!
  • Generous amount of monthly Alto credit and founding member status!
  • Health, dental, vision insurance and 401k with company match, 100% up to 4%
  • Leadership development and coaching from market leaders
  • Company swag

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