Last-mile delivery network and routing software for e-commerce retailers
Relay Technologies is a London-based delivery network built to cut last-mile shipping costs for online retailers. Its stack pairs Rust, C++ and Julia with ONNX model serving on GCP and Kubernetes, pointing to compute-heavy routing and optimisation work rather than a simple courier app. Engineering-heavy, accelerating hiring alongside a new Sales Director role suggests the company is scaling both its ML platform and commercial coverage.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
Relay Technologies operates a delivery network for e-commerce, aiming to lower the cost of moving goods so retailers of all sizes can sell online profitably. The company builds its own courier-facing software, operational tools, core APIs and routing algorithms to run sortation and last-mile delivery. Founded in 2022 and privately held, Relay is headquartered in London and employs 51–200 people. It hires in the United Kingdom and Bulgaria across engineering, data, operations, sales and logistics.
Relay uses Python, Rust, Julia, C++ and TypeScript, with Flutter for apps, GCP (BigQuery, Cloud Run), Kubernetes, PostgreSQL, ONNX, and a data layer of dbt, Dagster, Airflow, Looker, Tableau and Cube.js.
Relay is building routing algorithms, real-time and last-mile optimisation models, courier-facing software, core APIs, operational tools, and a maturing ML platform with end-to-end model productionisation.
Relay is headquartered in London and hires in the United Kingdom and Bulgaria, with engineering the dominant function alongside data, operations, sales and logistics roles.
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