Technology Intern
About the job
- Currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Information Systems, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or a related field.
- Have basic knowledge of web development, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Be familiar with browser developer tools, especially Chrome Inspect.
- Understand web-based applications and how they interact with users and databases.
- Have English proficiency.
- Have strong written communication skills.
- Troubleshoot issues related to Draiver’s web and mobile applications, including performance, functionality, and usability.
- Reproduce and diagnose customer-reported issues in a development or testing environment.
- Provide technical support to users via email and chat using the HubSpot ticketing system.
- Support internal employees with basic IT needs such as password resets or application access.
- Use Chrome Developer Tools (Inspect) to identify the root cause of technical problems.
- Collaborate with the development and DevOps teams to help implement solutions and validate fixes.
- Document and track issues, resolutions, and troubleshooting procedures.
- Analyze support tickets to identify trends, recurring issues, and opportunities for improvement.
- Create and update internal documentation to enhance troubleshooting efficiency.
- Exposure to Java, ReactJS, relational databases, or HTTP troubleshooting.
- Interest in learning about Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems, HubSpot, and Salesforce.
- Have a strong problem-solving and analytical mindset.
- Be curious to learn DevOps concepts and automation tools.
- Be able to work both independently and collaboratively in a global, remote environment.
- Have excellent communication and customer service orientation.
- Pay attention to detail and take a proactive approach to problem resolution.
About the company
Draiver provides on-demand vehicle movement for businesses using a proprietary AI-powered platform that connects clients with a nationwide network of vetted, insured independent drivers who transport cars and fleets without traditional car carriers. The platform handles planning, dispatch, real-time tracking, VIN scanning, and digital condition reports, and Draiver earns revenue from SaaS and managed logistics. It differentiates itself with a gig-economy, AI-driven driver marketplace that scales vehicle delivery beyond traditional carriers, serving fleets, rental agencies, OEMs, automotive groups, and service centers across North America and beyond through products like DraiverNow, DraiverElite, DraiverIQ, and DraiverFlex. The goal is to deliver scalable, reliable end-to-end vehicle logistics for business customers while expanding its global footprint.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$2.6M
Headquarters
Overland Park, Kansas
Founded
2013
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Draiver said August 2026 targets 2 million annual movements after expanding Title and Registration.
- Automotive Logistics North America listed Ford, Stellantis, and Rivian as 2026 customers.
- Federico Ranero said April 2026 Draiver handled 1.7 million vehicles, 90% in the US.
What critics are saying
- PitchBook and Caplight show no institutional financing after 2020, starving expansion capital.
- Draiver depends on OEMs, dealers, and rental fleets; contract churn hits volume immediately.
- Uber, DealerOn, and Reynolds can disintermediate Draiver by owning the customer relationship.
What makes Draiver unique
- Draiver runs a 1.7-million-vehicle annual driveaway network, spanning first, middle, and last mile.
- Command Center uses AI dispatch to move vehicles 4× faster and cut costs 30%.
- Reynolds and Reynolds, Uber for Business, and DealerOn embed Draiver inside dealership workflows.
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Benefits
- Flexible Work Hours
- Remote Work Options