For the last several decades, whenever someone mentioned the tech scene, you probably imagined Silicon Valley. Born from the counterculture scene, the favorable distance from East Coast headquarters as well as the weather, quality of life and proximity to elite universities, it’s no wonder a booming tech scene grew.

Justin is our Head of User Experience. He’s originally from Iowa and he makes electronic music when he’s not helping our UX team create a seamless and beautiful experience for the users of the Fluid Truck app. Keep reading to learn more about Justin!

Lori is the Director of Strategic Partnerships at Fluid Truck. She’s a bada$$ mom based in Seattle who kicks butt by facilitating our strategic partnerships with companies around the country. Keep reading to learn what her favorite part about working for Fluid is!

Jason is our head of UI & Design. He is a big Radiohead fan and is in charge of making our app look incredible and feel seamless to use. He’s a man of few words, but many talents.

Liz is Fluid Truck’s National Sales Manager, based here in Denver. If there’s a question you need answered about anything Fluid-related, Liz is your source for answers: she’s one of the earliest employees and is in charge of training every sales manager that starts here.

Stephen - or Joos as we call him around here - is the Head of Product at Fluid Truck. He’s the guy behind our app development, along with a huge team of developers, which is a big job at a tech-focused startup like ours! In addition to being an app genius, he’s known as the office bartender and can be found scooting his way around Denver on his electric scooter. Keep reading to learn more about the one and only Joos!

Manu is head of Customer Service at Fluid Truck, and is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Handling customer service for a fast-growing logistics company like Fluid Truck takes patience, problem solving skills, and grace. Nobody is better at it than Manu! Keep reading to learn what it's like to handle this job, and how you could join her team!

Tiffany is the Head of Human Resources at Fluid Truck. She’s a force to be reckoned with, always well dressed, and has a few secret talents… read on to find out what they are, and to get some great professional advice from a hustling HR manager at a fast-growing startup!

James Rimmer is our Real Estate Acquisitions Coordinator. He’s based in Denver, Colorado - Fluid’s HQ - and lives with his girlfriend and two adorable dogs. 

Ben is our Senior Accountant, based at Fluid Truck’s headquarters in Denver, CO. When he’s not working, he rock climbs and paints. He speaks German, and he participates in a really cool program that assists cancer and Alzheimer's research. Read on to learn more about one of our A-Boys (the self-titled name of Fluid Truck’s accounting team!)‍

Jen is Fluid Truck’s legal counsel, and an all-around great time to be around. Keep reading to learn more about Jen and what it’s like to handle the legalese of a startup like ours.‍

Tiffany is our Claims Administrator. As I’m sure you can imagine, managing thousands of trucks as a business means we must deal with a lot of moving parts in the Insurance world. Tiffany helps us deal with those parts!

If you are someone who expresses themselves through fashion, there’s nothing quite like receiving a compliment for the floral sundress you thrifted at one of the vintage shops in your neighborhood. “Thanks, I thrifted it!” You’re trendy, you’re getting quality pieces without breaking your budget, you’ll never have the awkward moment of running into someone wearing the same dress as you, and - most importantly - you’re making a sustainable choice for a better future.

Fluid Truck, a national truck rental platform, announced today that they will incorporate 600 Lightning Electric vehicles onto their platform, with availability starting in Q4 2020.

Staging a home is crucial for success in any real estate transaction today. It’s the logistics of the operation that might bog down even the most experienced real estate professionals. Balancing the demands of clients - and all the stuff that needs to go into or come out of their home - would be a hassle even with an entire fleet of vehicles at one’s disposal.