Tive pairs in-house tracker hardware (ESP32, C++, antenna and RF work) with a cloud stack built on C#/ASP.NET Core, Python, Kafka and AWS Kinesis to stream shipment location and condition data. Sales leads the hiring mix ahead of engineering, and pain points around churn risk, adoption and device refurbishment suggest a push to expand accounts while scaling a reverse-logistics loop for reused trackers.
Tive, founded in 2015 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, provides supply chain visibility through tracking devices and a cloud platform. Shippers, logistics providers and retailers use it to follow where shipments are and the conditions they travel in, backed by around-the-clock monitoring services. The company is privately held with 201–500 employees and hires across the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Germany, the Netherlands and China. Its business systems include Salesforce, HubSpot and NetSuite.
Tive uses C#, ASP.NET Core, Python, TypeScript, Angular and React, with PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MongoDB, Kafka and AWS Kinesis on AWS, plus C++ and ESP32 for device firmware.
Yes. Sales is Tive's most active hiring area, followed by engineering, with roles tied to territory go-to-market strategy and a global accounts program.
Tive hires in the United States, Mexico, Colombia, Germany, the Netherlands and China, with headquarters in Boston, Massachusetts.
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