Non-asset finished vehicle logistics with custom shipping technology
RPM is a non-asset logistics provider moving finished vehicles and specialty freight across road, rail, port and sea for the automotive sector. Its stack reads like a software company: Java and Spring microservices on AWS EKS and Lambda, Kafka event streaming, and Terraform infrastructure. Current hiring tilts toward logistics and sales, and job posts repeatedly flag truck capacity and carrier management as pressure points.
RPM is a privately held logistics company headquartered in Birmingham, Michigan, founded in 2012, with 51–200 employees. It serves automotive industry clients with transportation of finished vehicles and other specialty freight. Its non-asset model coordinates multiple modes, including over-the-road, rail, port and ocean, plus services such as LTL, flatbed, reefer, heavy haul, intermodal and drayage. The company runs proprietary technology that automates and digitizes vehicle shipping, and its back office runs on Salesforce, NetSuite and Power BI.
RPM runs Java, Spring Boot, Node.js, TypeScript and Python on AWS (EKS, ECS, Lambda, RDS, DynamoDB) with Kafka, MongoDB Atlas and Terraform, plus Salesforce, NetSuite, Power BI and Jira.
RPM is headquartered in Birmingham, Michigan, United States, and currently hires only within the United States.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, led by logistics and sales roles, with mostly mid-level openings and some HR and operations support.
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