Our Mission at Scythe

Humanity has lost touch with nature - we’ve traded dirt and trees for asphalt, and we rely on loud, polluting, gas-powered machines to care for our limited natural spaces.
 
Scythe is forging a new future by building intelligent, all-electric machines that unlock a new superpower: the ability to care for the outdoors pollution-free at enormous scale. From today’s first steps in landscape maintenance to full-fledged re-terraforming in the future, Scythe is pioneering autonomous machinery that supports the ingenuity of humans, multiplying our power to nurture our planet.
 
At Scythe, you’ll work with a team of world-class experts in everything from computer vision to mechanical engineering, pushing the limits of possibility and growing by overcoming hurdles along the way. 
 
The world needs what we’re building—come join us in making it a reality.

Delivery & Recovery Driver at Scythe

Scythe is looking for a Driver to help transport our fleet of autonomous robots supporting the next chapter in Scythe's journey: ramping from dozens of units to tens of thousands. We've developed an industry-changing machine and have customers knocking down our door for units, so we're looking to scale our production quickly and get thousands of reliable autonomous machines out into the world where they can change how we take care of all our outdoor space.

You will be responsible for transportation and recovery of our mowers as well as customer engagement at Scythe. You will work closely with our Field Service and Customer Operations teams delivering vehicles to our Customers and Field Service locations throughout the Colorado Front Range.

Our main headquarters is in Longmont, CO with operating facilities in Austin, Dallas, and Vero Beach, FL with more locations scheduled to open throughout 2024.

A driver motor vehicle record (MVR) will be required as part of the hiring process. This is a temporary seasonal role expected to last from now until late Fall of 2024.

What you’ll do at Scythe  

  • Responsible for pick-up and delivery of customer deployed robots to include general onsite vehicle delivery and recovery.
  • Recovery of our autonomous robots when required (towing/jumping)
  • Update deployed Vehicle Tracker to ensure 100% accuracy of vehicle traceability.
  • Aid in conducting miscellaneous tasks to support the business needs to include, but not limited to, scheduling support vehicle maintenance and repair, inventory cycle counts, purchase order placement and receipts, customer demonstrations.

What you know well

  • General familiarity with mechanical, electrical, and commercial landscaping practices.
  • Experience hooking up and towing a trailer with a moderate size load, proper cargo loading and tie-down practices, and general best and safe practices regarding truck and trailer operation. 

What you’ve maybe done

  • Moderate to extensive truck and trailer driving/delivery. CDL not required but experience preferred.
  • Experience communicating in a customer facing environment

Closing

Scythe is a total compensation company, which provides employees a comprehensive salary, equity, and benefit package. Scythe carefully considers a wide range of compensation factors, including education, years of experience, competencies and other relevant business considerations. These considerations can cause your compensation to vary along with your compensation mode preferences.

Scythe is an Equal Opportunity employer committed to diversity in the workplace. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, age, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran status or any other factor protected by applicable local, state or federal laws.

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