Full-Time
Lead Netsuite Engineer
Posted on 2/17/2025
Lime
1,001-5,000 employees
Provides shared electric bikes and scooters
Compensation Overview
$86k - $158kAnnually
Senior
Remote in USA
Candidates must be based in the United States.
You match the following Lime's candidate preferences
Employers are more likely to interview you if you match these preferences:
- 5+ years of experience in NetSuite development, with expertise in SuiteScript (1.0 & 2.0,2.1,2.x)
- Expert on Suite Cloud customizations platform such as Suite Builder, Suite Script, Suite Talk, SuiteBundle
- Strong experience in NetSuite Financials and Supply Chain modules, including General Ledger, AP/AR, Fixed Assets, Inventory, Procurement, Order Management, and Demand Planning
- Hands-on experience with Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) languages such as Java, Python, or similar for integrations and automation
- Strong technical problem-solving skills with a good understanding of hybrid environments and intermediate SQL skills
- Experience working in compliance-driven environments (e.g., SOX, HIPAA, or GDPR compliance)
- Proficiency in NetSuite integration tools and middleware solutions (e.g., Celigo, Boomi, MuleSoft, Workato, or custom API integrations)
- Strong understanding of SQL and database management for NetSuite custom reporting and analytics
- Perform technical design and code reviews to audit efficacy and alignment with business objectives with understanding of version control systems (.git , sdf)
- Lead and manage NetSuite development projects, ensuring best practices in configuration, scripting, and integrations
- Develop, customize, and enhance NetSuite Financials, Procurement, Order Management, and Supply Chain modules based on business requirements
- Design and implement integrations between NetSuite and third-party applications using SuiteTalk (SOAP/REST APIs), middleware tools, and custom solutions
- Optimize business processes by leveraging SuiteFlow (Workflows) and SuiteScript (1.0/2.0) for automation and efficiency
- Ensure compliance and security by implementing proper role-based access control, SOX compliance measures, and audit-ready configurations
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams (Enterprise product management, integrations, data and business partners) to understand business requirements and translate them into technical solutions
- Develop and enforce coding standards for NetSuite development, ensuring maintainability and scalability
- Mentor junior developers and provide technical leadership within the NetSuite development team
- Stay up to date with NetSuite releases, best practices, and industry trends to recommend improvements and innovations
- Familiarity with Agile methodologies and DevOps practices in an ERP environment
- Familiar working with JavaScript, Node.js, SOAP, REST, XML, HTML and JSON formats
- Proficient with SDLC procedures
Lime operates in the micromobility market, providing shared electric bikes and scooters for rent through a mobile app. Users can easily locate, unlock, and pay for these vehicles, making it a convenient option for short-distance travel. The company generates revenue primarily through ride fees, which include a base fee and a per-minute charge. Lime differentiates itself from competitors by focusing on sustainability and continuously upgrading its fleet, including the latest Gen4 electric scooters that enhance ride quality. Additionally, Lime is exploring partnerships with cities to integrate its services into public transportation and is piloting augmented reality technology to improve parking solutions. The goal of Lime is to create a future where transportation is shared, affordable, and carbon-free.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$1.4B
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2017
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Lime reported a 30% increase in rides and revenue in 2024.
- Lime's expansion into 20 new cities boosts its global presence.
- Lime's partnerships with cities enhance its integration into public transport networks.
What critics are saying
- Increased competition from Bird and Spin could impact Lime's market share.
- New regulations in cities like Paris may limit Lime's operational capacity.
- Rising maintenance costs could affect Lime's profitability as it scales operations.
What makes Lime unique
- Lime is the world's largest shared electric vehicle company.
- Lime offers a diverse fleet including e-scooters, e-bikes, and the new LimeGlider.
- Lime integrates AI and machine learning for predictive maintenance, enhancing operational efficiency.
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Benefits
Opportunity to revolutionize transportation in cities around the world with the leader in urban micro-mobility solutions
Scale with a rapidly growing organization, with significant opportunity for growth
Play a role in the transformation of urban mobility and sustainability
Work with a team of successful, fun and motivated people
Competitive salary and benefits
Growth & Insights and Company News
6 month growth
↓ -1%1 year growth
↓ -1%2 year growth
↑ 11%Lime said Tuesday (Feb. 18) that it saw record demand in 2024 for the shared electric bikes and scooters it deploys in partnership with cities.Compared to 2023, the micromobility company provided 30% more rides, gained 31% more gross bookingsand earned 32% more net revenue, Lime said in a press release outlining its unaudited financial results for 2024.In terms of numbers, Lime’s totals for 2024 included more than 200 million rides, $810 million in gross bookings and $686 million in net revenue, according to the release.“As we continue to expand our fleet, our permit win and retention rates demonstrate that Lime remains the clear choice for cities seeking to reduce traffic congestion and meet carbon emission goals,” Lime CEO Wayne Ting said in the release. “While we saw record demand in 2024, we’re just scratching the surface of micromobility’s potential to transform cities and better connect people.”During the year, Lime expanded to more than 20 new cities globally, launched in Japan and Greece, and expanded its average operational fleet by 20% to top 270,000 vehicles globally, according to the release.Lime’s electric bikes and scooters are now available in 280 cities, according to its website.The company’s two-wheeled, emissions-free rides are designed to serve trips under five miles. In 2024, they replaced an estimated 43 million car trips, thereby avoiding 20,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions and 2.2 million gallons of gas, per the release.“As we continue to advance our mission, we are driving consistent growth through fleet expansion, increased rider utilization, geographic expansion and continuous innovation,” Lime Chief Financial Officer Ann Gugino said in the release.Lime has been positioning itself for an initial public offering (IPO) by pledging to maintain double-digit growth in bookings and by hiring a chief legal officer and a chief technology officer, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.The company considered an IPO in 2021 before public equity markets dried up, according to the report.Ting told Bloomberg that the company has been waiting for the right macro environment and has been focused on building a “track record” of profitability and free cash flow in the meantime, per the report.When Lime raised $523 million in convertible debt and term loan financing in November 2021, Ting said the round was “significantly oversubscribed” and showed investor confidence that the company would be going public
In October 2024, Lime launched "Lime Parking Wardens," offering incentives for riders who park their e-scooters properly.
In July 2022, Lime Company launched a computer vision platform that is designed to power Lime's safety innovations, initiating with advanced sidewalk detection that helps in reducing pavement riding in its scooters.
Knoxville residents and visitors now have a new way to navigate the city. On Monday, October 21, Lime, a global leader in micromobility, launched a fleet of electric scooters and... The post Lime rolls into Knoxville: First e-scooter fleet hits downtown streets appeared first on Teknovation.biz.
The LimeGlider is like a seated bicycle/scooter without the pedals. (Lime Photo)Lime is bringing another new micromobility device to Seattle, choosing the city as the location for the global debut of its new LimeGlider, a seated electric vehicle without pedals designed for easier cruising.In an announcement Tuesday, in which the company also unveiled an improved bicycle design called LimeBike, Lime said it chose Seattle for the LimeGlider pilot because of the city’s “real commitment to sustainable transportation innovation, building protected bike lanes and supporting micromobility.”Lime said Seattle has a highly engaged rider community and a varied mix of terrain that are ideally suited for LimeGlider. The company has been serving Seattle — its oldest active market — since July 2017. Nearly 2 million riders have taken over 12.7 million total rides, according to the companyWith a green and black color scheme, the LimeGlider is a departure from Lime’s traditional white and green look. The company bills it as “the seated comfort of a bike with the effortlessness of a scooter.” A larger padded seat is positioned closer to the ground to provide a lower center of gravity for riders.Wheels previously operated a fleet of similar sit-down-style scooters in Seattle. The new LimeBike. (Lime Photo)The new LimeBike comes just a few months after Lime tested a previous update on it electric bikes, with a throttle, in Seattle