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Mobility and Logistics Systems Lead (Circulation, Fleet Flow, Last-Mile, Logistics)

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Elysium’s mobility isn’t an amenity. It’s a core service.
When circulation is designed right, daily life becomes lighter: fewer friction points, smoother logistics, safer movement, less waiting, more time.

This role designs the flow of the village like an operating system.

The mission (what you’ll actually do)

You will architect and operationalize the mobility and logistics layer of Elysium: internal circulation, fleet operations, deliveries, routing, storage, and last-mile efficiency.

You will:

  • Design circulation systems for walking, biking, micro-mobility, and service access.
  • Build fleet flow operations (shared vehicles, scheduling logic, charging/refueling workflows).
  • Engineer last-mile logistics: deliveries, pickup points, waste/recycling loops, vendor access.
  • Model flows and constraints: throughput, peak loads, queue reduction, safety and convenience.
  • Coordinate with the City OS team (ECM) so logistics and mobility are software-assisted and measurable.
  • Establish standards that scale from one village to multiple sites.

Profile we’re looking for (non-negotiables)

  • 8–15+ years in mobility planning, logistics engineering, fleet operations, or complex campus operations.
  • Strong analytical mindset: can model systems and translate into practical design.
  • Comfort with cross-functional execution: works with civil/site, security, operations, and software teams.
  • Bias for simplicity: fewer rules, fewer choke points, fewer steps.

What you’ll build in your first 90 days

  • A mobility master plan: circulation hierarchy + safety logic + service routing.
  • A fleet operating model: scheduling, utilization targets, maintenance cadence, charging strategy.
  • A logistics blueprint: delivery routing, staging, storage, waste loops, peak-time management.
  • A set of measurable KPIs: average wait time, utilization, downtime, delivery cycle time.

How to apply

Submit your resume using the “Apply” button below.Record a 1-minute video (one take, unscripted — without reading; script reading won’t be entertained).

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