As Director of Product, Transportation, you'll drive product strategy for Veho's logistics technology, focusing on first and middle mile shipments while mentoring Senior PMs and leveraging AI to enhance operational efficiency.
About Veho
Compensation
Veho’s mission is to power the future of commerce by making shopping, shipping and returns seamless for everyone.
We are building a modern, end-to-end logistics infrastructure designed entirely for the ever-evolving needs of ecommerce brands and everyday consumers.
Powered by next-generation technology and a vertically integrated supply chain, Veho gives brands and their customers unprecedented control over their deliveries and removes the pain from the ecommerce post-purchase experience. We make delivery the ‘extension of the brand’ and leverage it to create deeper loyalty and trust between brands and their customers, driving customer retention and lifetime value. Our rapidly growing client list includes leading consumer brands like Hello Fresh, Zara, Macy’s, Sephora, and more.
To truly build an iconic company, we strongly believe that our people and values must be aligned with our mission. As such, we take pride in our championship team, merit-based culture. We seek team players who want to compete, win, make an impact and build a legacy, and we reward performance and impact players with generous equity and incredible career growth opportunities.
About the Role
As Director of Product, Transportation, you own the product strategy and execution for the technology that drives Veho's first and middle mile shipments. Your portfolio spans the full TMS suite: First and Middle-Mile Execution, Lane Setup and Management, Carrier Management and Integration, Shipment Tracking, and Check-In/Check-Out processes.
This role sits at the intersection of complex logistics and high-scale software. You will partner tightly with Network Optimization, Under the Roof Product, Finance, and Transportation Operations. Your success will be measured by network-wide cost-per-package mile, on-time arrival (OTA), and linehaul utilization.
• You are a builder, not just a delegator. You prototype, use AI tools, and ship solutions yourself — and you design for simplicity because operator adoption is the only metric that matters for tooling.
• You think in systems. A delay in a middle-mile leg affects facility labor staffing, which affects driver launch times. You translate that into product requirements that engineers can build and operators can execute.
• You are an exceptional communicator with high ownership. You present clearly to executives, write PRDs that engineers actually read, and earn credibility with operators by deeply understanding their world.
• You operate with speed, make decisions with conviction, and have a low tolerance for bureaucracy.
• You have a strong mental model for what good PM work looks like and can coach people to get there — whether or not you have formally managed PMs before
Key Responsibilities
- Portfolio Strategy & Vision: You own the 1–2 year transportation technology strategy, deciding where to invest, divest, or double down. You author the planning narratives and operating frameworks that define how we move packages between facilities.
- Metric Ownership & Rigor: You own the area-level metric framework, presenting network health and performance to the Executive team. You create the WBR/MBR operating cadence for metrics-driven decisions, holding teams accountable for initiatives that don't meet ROI targets.
- Execution You allocate engineering capacity across your portfolio by strategic priority. You make high-level decisions for transportation management systems (TMS) or routing engines and are accountable for the area’s overall quality.
- Management of Leaders: You manage Senior PMs, coaching them on strategy quality and organizational design rather than day-to-day spec writing.
- Builder Mindset & AI Leverage: You set the standard for AI proficiency within your org. You are a builder, not just a delegator. You can prototype, use AI tools, and ship solutions yourself. You expect your team to move with the same velocity.
Experience
- 8+ years of product management experience.
- Direct transportation management operations product experience (required). You have deep experience building or owning transportation tech, middle-mile routing, or linehaul systems.
- Systems Thinking: You can see how a delay in a middle-mile leg affects facility labor staffing, which in turn affects driver launch times. You translate this into product requirements that prioritize the global optimum over local team wins.
- Track record shipping transportation technology that moved real metrics (Truck Utilization, Network Cost, Carrier Performance, On Time Delivery).
- Builder mindset: You have a low tolerance for bureaucracy and a high bias for action.comfort with prototyping, AI tooling, and shipping directly.
- Systems thinking across software and physical operations.
- Network rollout and change management experience.
- Strong writing skills, with a history of producing strategy docs and PR/FAQs that require minimal structural revision.
- Stellar communication and stakeholder management skills.
- Demonstrated ability to build, lead, and develop high-performing teams.
Preferred (but Not Required):
Experience at world class operations along with a high-growth logistics tech startup.
The base pay range for this role is $200,000 – $240,000 per year.
Veho is a growth company that looks for team members to grow with it. No matter the location, or the role, every Veho teammate shares one galvanizing mission: driving commerce forward with a customer-centric delivery and returns experience that’s built for the modern era. We are deeply value-driven (Team Up, Drive Impact, Take Ownership, Solve Bigger, Obsess Over Experience, Make Today Count) and care tremendously about investing in our high-performers.
Join us in building the future of ecommerce logistics and in doing the work of our lifetime!
(Veho is unable to provide sponsorship at this time.)
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