Fleet maintenance and operations management SaaS for fleets of all sizes
Fleetio sells fleet maintenance and operations software from a Ruby on Rails, React and TypeScript core, with Go for newer services and a Snowflake + dbt layer feeding ThoughtSpot and Tableau. Projects around live fleet mapping, sensor-driven vehicle health and geofencing point to a push into real-time telematics data. Hiring tilts toward sales and marketing, matching pains around trial engagement, self-serve adoption and SMB acquisition.
Notable leadership hires: Director of Engineering
Fleetio, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Birmingham, AL, builds software that helps organizations track, maintain and analyze their vehicles, equipment, parts and operators. Its customers are fleets ranging from small operators to large organizations across more than 80 countries. The privately held company employs 201–500 people and hires in the United States. Go-to-market runs on Salesforce, Outreach, Gong, Marketo and Gainsight, while finance operates on NetSuite.
Fleetio builds on Ruby on Rails, React, TypeScript, PostgreSQL and Go, with Snowflake, dbt, ThoughtSpot and Tableau for analytics, plus Salesforce, NetSuite, Gainsight and Workato across business systems.
Active work includes live fleet visualization and mapping, vehicle health and sensor insights, location intelligence with geofencing, a fleet partner onboarding program and foundations engineering.
Yes. Sales and marketing lead Fleetio's current US hiring, alongside engineering and product, with a senior-weighted mix and a Director of Engineering opening.
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