Tech-driven marketplace matching moving and delivery jobs to van drivers
AnyVan runs an online marketplace that pairs consumers and businesses with independent transport providers for removals, courier and vehicle moves. Its stack pairs a Java/Spring and Vue/Nuxt product with a modern data layer (Fivetran, Snowflake, dbt, Airflow, scikit-learn), consistent with algorithmic pricing and job allocation. Current hiring leans sales-led and accelerating, centered on a France push with instant pricing and a new Head of Sales.
Notable leadership hires: Head of Sales, Head of Storage
AnyVan, founded in 2009 and headquartered in London, operates a delivery and moving platform serving consumers, businesses and retailers. Services span house removals, courier jobs, car and motorbike transport, piano moves, man-and-van work and European transportation. The company coordinates a network of independent transport partners, matching jobs on routes, timing and cost. It is privately held with 201-500 employees and is currently hiring in the United Kingdom, Germany and Brazil.
AnyVan builds on AWS (Fargate, CloudWatch, Secrets Manager) with Java, Spring, Python, Vue, Nuxt and TypeScript, plus Snowflake, dbt, Fivetran, Airflow and Tableau for data, and Terraform, CircleCI, Docker and Datadog for ops.
Yes. Job posts reference a France expansion, growing sales in France, localized acquisition campaigns and an instant-pricing product launch for the French market.
AnyVan is hiring in the United Kingdom, Germany and Brazil, mainly in sales with some marketing, operations, engineering and logistics roles, including Head of Sales and Head of Storage positions.
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