Distru invites passionate individuals to join their general application pool for future opportunities in the cannabis supply chain sector. This initiative allows potential candidates to be considered for unique openings as they arise.
At Distru, we’re always looking to connect with smart, motivated people who are passionate about shaping the future of the cannabis supply chain. Even if you don’t see an open role that fits your background today, we’d still love to hear from you. By joining our general application pool, you’ll be on our radar for future openings — and if we come across a unique opportunity or see a strong fit, we may reach out even before a role is officially posted. We believe the right person can help shape the role as much as the role shapes them, so if you’re excited about what we’re building, we’d love to explore the possibilities together.
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