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Posted 05 August, 2026

General Manager - TWE46342

twentyAI
City of London, ENG, GB Full Time

Job Description

The opportunity

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A venture-backed robotics company is bringing its autonomous delivery fleet to the UK, and is hiring the person who will own the launch.

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The technology is already live across multiple cities in the US and Europe, with hundreds of thousands of completed deliveries for thousands of merchants, this is a proven model, not an experiment, and the UK is the next market to scale.

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You'd be the founding General Manager for London, with a clear path to owning the wider UK rollout as the fleet grows from an initial deployment into the hundreds within the first year.

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What you'd own

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  • City-level operations end-to-end: fleet health, deployment zones, and uptime across every active merchant location, measured against hard numbers, completion rate, uptime, cost per delivery.
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  • Merchant relationships: onboarding, incident resolution, and the day-to-day partnership that keeps restaurants and retailers happy with the service.
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  • A local team: hiring, training, and managing the on-the-ground staff who keep the fleet running.
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  • Local presence and expansion: representing the company with merchants, local government, and municipal partners as the operation grows into new UK cities.
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What you'd bring

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  • 5–7 years in a hands-on, physical-world operating role, restaurant, fulfilment, or field operations management, or a similar background in logistics, micro-mobility, or food delivery.
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  • A track record managing a direct labour workforce, hiring, scheduling, performance.
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  • A metrics-driven instinct: you set your own KPIs and chase them without being asked.
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  • Comfort moving between a spreadsheet and a street-level problem in the same afternoon.
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  • The appetite to build something from close to zero, and the flexibility that comes with it, this is a live, physical operation running long hours, seven days a week.
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Why this one

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Very few operators get to launch a new category in a new market with the parent company's playbook, capital, and technology already proven elsewhere. This is that kind of seat, high ownership, high visibility, and a role that's designed to grow with the market rather than stay fixed.