Full-Time

Enterprise Account Manager

Nevoya

Nevoya

11-50 employees

Zero-emission freight carrier with EV fleet

Compensation Overview

$110k/yr

Dallas, TX, USA

Hybrid

Hybrid work arrangement in Dallas.

Bachelor's, MBA

Category
Sales & Account Management (1)
Required Skills
Supply Chain Management
Data Analysis

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Requirements
  • At least 7 years of experience in account management, customer success, or a related revenue-owning role, ideally in freight, logistics, or supply chain, focused on enterprise or large strategic accounts.
  • A track record of growing revenue within existing accounts rather than only maintaining them.
  • Ability to own both customer relationships and related financial metrics, including margin and pricing.
  • Experience running structured account reviews such as quarterly business reviews and following through on action items.
  • Strong organizational skills to manage a portfolio of accounts with competing priorities.
  • Ability to build multithreaded relationships across enterprise accounts beyond a single contact.
  • Comfort working with data, tracking key performance indicators, building simple account health scores, and identifying trends.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to navigate difficult conversations and escalations calmly.
  • A proactive approach to identifying and solving problems before they become escalations.
Responsibilities
  • Own net revenue growth across the account portfolio and track growth year over year and quarter over quarter.
  • Drive upsell and cross-sell opportunities within existing accounts, including new lanes and service lines.
  • Manage renewals and protect account revenue retention through contract expiration.
  • Serve as the primary point of contact for customer inquiries and escalations while meeting response-time targets.
  • Maintain an account issue backlog and manage resolution time by severity.
  • Run scheduled account touchpoints and check-ins on a consistent cadence.
  • Prepare and deliver quarterly business reviews and scorecards accurately and on time.
  • Track action items from quarterly business reviews and drive them to closure before the next review.
  • Monitor account-level margin and identify opportunities for margin improvement over time.
  • Lead rate renegotiations and cost-to-serve reduction initiatives.
  • Capture owed accessorial and detention revenue that is often missed.
  • Map stakeholders across each account to build multithreaded relationships beyond a single point of contact.
  • Manage executive-level touchpoints and reduce escalations requiring senior leadership involvement.
  • Build and maintain an account health score incorporating volume, margin, service, and satisfaction.
  • Identify and resolve incidents affecting account health scores, including appeals when appropriate.
  • Track net promoter score or customer satisfaction per account and generate customer references and case studies.
  • Drive electronic data interchange and application programming interface integration completion for accounts and minimize post-launch exceptions.
  • Reduce service failures and improve customer effort by proactively identifying and implementing account improvements.
Desired Qualifications
  • Familiarity with electronic data interchange and application programming interface integrations in a logistics or transportation management system environment.
  • Experience with drayage, intermodal, or asset-based trucking operations.
  • Exposure to contract negotiation or pricing strategy.
  • Experience building or maintaining account health-scoring frameworks.
  • An MBA or other advanced degree.

Nevoya provides zero-emissions freight service in Southern California, using a fleet of electric vehicles powered by renewable energy to move goods for shippers. It focuses on local, last-mile routes so drivers can return home each night, and it offers direct access to the EV fleet with no upfront vehicle costs for customers. The fleet uses telematics to show real-time vehicle locations and estimated arrival times, improving visibility and reliability for customers seeking sustainable logistics. Compared to rivals, Nevoya differentiates itself with a home-base-friendly, local-route model, flat access to electrified capacity (no capex for shippers), and clear emphasis on renewable-powered operations. Nevoya’s goal is to accelerate the transition to greener freight by providing practical, zero-emission trucking options that reduce greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining efficient logistics.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

Seed

Total Funding

$12.3M

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2022

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What believers are saying

  • January 2026 funding and procurement validate Nevoya’s model and attract enterprise shippers.
  • May 2026 Greenlane partnerships extend Nevoya beyond California into Texas freight corridors.
  • FMCSA records dated September 4, 2026 show zero crashes and no out-of-service penalties.

What critics are saying

  • Nevoya depends on Greenlane’s Houston-Dallas charging buildout; delays choke Texas expansion.
  • Book-and-claim demand from Amazon, Meta, and eBay can vanish after pilot budgets.
  • A single charging-network failure could strand trucks and destroy Nevoya’s on-time performance reputation.

What makes Nevoya unique

  • Nevoya pairs electric trucking with proprietary AI routing and charging orchestration.
  • January 2026 GMA procurement locked Nevoya into Texas’s largest known Class 8 deployment.
  • Nevoya sells zero-emission freight capacity, not truck ownership, lowering shipper adoption friction.

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GovTech
May 13th, 2026
Texas moves forward on Electric Vehicle, big rig charging.

Texas moves forward on Electric Vehicle, big rig charging. The state Transportation Commission has cleared the way to release National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure grants, as the private sector proceeds to build charging depots for heavy-duty trucks. May 13, 2026 - Even an oil and gas powerhouse like Texas is transitioning to electrified transportation, as the state and private sector move forward with zero-emission charging stations for both light- and heavy-duty vehicles. The Texas Transportation Commission recently signed off on Phase II of the state's plan for the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program, allocating some $250 million in federal grants to build 147 electric vehicle charging stations serving light-duty electric vehicles (EV). The NEVI program is part of the 2021 Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, a $1.2 trillion bipartisan package to spur infrastructure development and innovation. Truckers are also getting charging depots. Greenlane, an operator of heavy-duty truck charging, has announced plans to develop two new sites in Dallas and Houston along the Interstate 45 corridor, to open in early 2027. Each of the charging stations is planned to provide six to eight pull-through lanes, tractor parking and charging, with chargers designed to support both combined charging system connectors for current-generation trucks and megawatt charging system connectors for next-generation vehicles, company officials said. "Megawatt charging we see as the next phase of charging for commercial vehicles, and will deliver charging speeds on par with diesel and allow the industry to move forward," Greenlane CEO Patrick Macdonald-King said during a May 5 press event at the ACT Expo in Las Vegas. The conference brought together fleet operators and technology providers. Greenlane is partnering with companies including Nevoya, a zero-emission freight network that will use the Greenland charging infrastructure. "Texas is kind of the perfect commercial state for battery-electric vehicles, because you actually have zero incentives, and you have to do everything based on economics," Nevoya CEO Sami Khan said at the ACT Expo press event. Texas has not overlooked planning for heavy-duty freight electrification, state officials said. "TxDOT is currently working to begin a development phase for medium- and heavy-duty freight in late summer 2026," Julien Devereux, a Texas Department of Transportation media relations official, said in an email. Texas officials confirmed the state is not providing incentives for Greenlane's heavy-duty charging buildout, a departure from the stance taken in California, where Greenlane also operates charging depots. In Colton, Calif., a charging plaza near the intersection of Interstates 10 and 215 provides 41 high-speed charging ports ranging from 240 kilowatts to 400 kilowatts. The project was partly funded with a $15 million grant from the South Coast Air Quality Management District, which aims to increase charging availability in an effort to encourage zero-emission trucking in an area long plagued by vehicle pollution. The I-45 corridor in Texas is heavy with freight activity and ripe for the expansion of electrified trucking, Macdonald-King said. "This is one of those high-volume freight corridors in the country," he said. "This unlocks the potential for a lot of our customers." Texas was awarded some $323 million from the NEVI program to build out high-speed passenger vehicle charging. The recent approval to release $250 million in federal grants will help fund some of the more rural charging locations, officials said; construction on these is slated to begin in late 2027. At least 13 NEVI-funded sites are now open in Texas, according to a TxDOT report from January. As of January, more than 456,650 EVs were registered in Texas, making up about 1.8 percent of all vehicles registered in the state, according to that same report. The state now lists 218 high-speed EV charging stations as open, planned or under construction.

DC Velocity
Jul 22nd, 2025
Electric trucking startup Nevoya raises $9.3 million

The San Francisco-based electric trucking startup Nevoya has raised $9.3 million in venture backing for its technology that applies artificial intelligence (AI) orchestration and workflow automation to a road freight sector that relies on legacy systems, the firm said.

Automotive World
Jul 22nd, 2025
Nevoya raises $9.3M seed to define the next era of American trucking

Nevoya, the next-generation electric trucking carrier redefining what's possible in American logistics, today announces $9.3M in seed financing led by Lowercarbon Capital.

PR Newswire
Jul 22nd, 2025
Nevoya Raises $9.3M Seed to Define the Next Era of American Trucking

/PRNewswire/ -- Nevoya, the next-generation electric trucking carrier redefining what's possible in American logistics, today announces $9.3M in seed financing...

TechCrunch
Jul 22nd, 2025
Nevoya raises $9.3M for EV trucks

Los Angeles-based Nevoya raised a $9.3M seed round to expand its EV truck fleet, achieving cost parity with diesel trucks. The company, serving 10 Fortune 500 firms, uses AI to optimize routes and manage charging. Lowercarbon Capital led the funding, with plans to expand into Texas despite limited charging infrastructure. Nevoya's model involves hiring general managers to run new locations, inspired by Uber's expansion strategy.