Cartage · 4 weeks ago
Autonomy Operations Analyst
San Francisco, CA, US
Full-time
Onsite
Mid Level
$50K/yr - $80K/yr
3+ years expCartage is building an autonomy-first logistics AI called Wilson. The Autonomy Operations Analyst role focuses on monitoring workflows, identifying failures in autonomy, and ensuring that the AI system accurately reflects its capabilities and limitations.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)LogisticsMachine Learning
No H1B
Responsibilities
Monitoring live shipments and workflows
Identifying when and where autonomy breaks
Assigning and adjusting autonomy levels when humans intervene
Stepping in to manage Wilson when required (not replacing him)
Classifying failures and exceptions with precision
Enforcing supported vs unsupported workflows
Producing clear, actionable signal for Product and Engineering
Maintaining the autonomy matrix and weekly reality reports
Qualification
Required
3+ years of experience in logistics operations at a shipper, distributor, or freight brokerage
Understanding of how shipments actually move and how they fail
Strong systems thinking
Comfort with data, workflows, and edge cases
Clear written communication
US citizen/visa only
Preferred
Enjoy finding where systems break
Comfortable saying 'this doesn't work yet'
Care about correctness more than optics
Think clearly under ambiguity
Like being close to real operations without owning outcomes
Benefits
Competitive salary + meaningful equity.
Company
Cartage
Cartage is an AI operating system for shippers & 3PLs that automates routine tasks and connects users to carriers.
11-50 employees
Funding
Current Stage
Early StageTotal Funding
$2.4M2024-10-10Seed· $2.4M
Leadership Team
Abdul Basharat
CEO, Co-Founder
Josh Lampen
Co-Founder, CTO
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