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Bolt Technology

Ride-hailing app with scooters and delivery

Regional Manager - Stores

Full-TimeUpdated
No salary listed
Senior, Expert
London, UK+2 moreMore locations: Tallinn, Estonia | Warsaw, Poland
HybridHybrid model with at least 12 in-office days per month.
Sales & Account ManagementBusiness Development & Partnerships

About the job

Requirements
  • Bring 6+ years of experience in high-performance, fast-paced environments and have successfully scaled teams across multiple countries or regions.
  • Own and drive regional or multi-market profit and loss, translating strategy into execution with clear accountability for results.
  • Have a strong business-to-business or merchant-facing background, building and sustaining long-term commercial partnerships at senior levels.
  • Demonstrate strategic and analytical acumen, using data to set vision, design roadmaps, and make informed decisions.
  • Lead hands-on, align cross-functional stakeholders, negotiate effectively, and support frontline teams when needed.
  • Thrive in ambiguity with an adaptable, entrepreneurial mindset, valuing diversity, empathy, and collaboration while leading by example.
Responsibilities
  • Set and own the strategy for Groceries & Retail across seven markets.
  • Define and deliver commercial, growth, and operational targets, including order volume, retention, basket size, and delivery time.
  • Build and expand the partner network across grocery, beauty and personal care, pharma, and niche retailers, ensuring selection, pricing, and operational excellence.
  • Own the regional profit and loss, with clear accountability for return on investment, margins, and partner unit economics.
  • Drive cross-functional execution with operations, marketing, finance, and product to optimize the full customer journey.
  • Represent the region in global strategic planning sessions, ensuring alignment with central priorities while advocating for local needs.
  • Personally lead strategic negotiations with key regional accounts and unblock local challenges when needed.

About the company

Bolt Technology is a mobility platform that combines ride-hailing, scooter rentals, and food delivery to connect people with transportation and local restaurants. Users book rides or scooters via the app, with drivers accepting requests and completing pickups quickly. For food delivery, Bolt drivers pick up meals from local restaurants and deliver them to customers. The company emphasizes flexible earning opportunities for drivers, who can choose when and how often to work and get paid weekly. It also serves businesses by helping restaurants and stores reach more customers. Bolt differentiates itself with a large global user base (over 150 million riders), rapid pickup times, and a multi-service model that lets drivers earn by transporting passengers, delivering food, or both. The goal is to provide flexible earnings for drivers while expanding mobility and delivery services to meet consumer demand and help partner businesses grow.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

Debt Financing

Total Funding

$2.2B

Headquarters

Tallinn, Estonia

Founded

2013

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Benefits

  • Wellness Program
  • Stock Options
  • Hybrid Work Options
  • Sabbatical Leave

Company News

Sifted
Oct 3rd, 2026
Bolt valuation drops 14% in discounted secondary share sale

The Estonian ride hailing platform is vying with US giant Uber for Europe's taxi app market

Yahoo Finance
Sep 19th, 2026
Lucid shares jump 6% on Bolt autonomous vehicle deal, but $1.47B cash burn raises concerns

Lucid Group announced a strategic partnership with Bolt, a European shared mobility platform, to develop autonomous mobility services across Europe. Bolt plans to deploy at least 25,000 fully autonomous vehicles using Lucid's upcoming Midsize platform, with a goal of 100,000 autonomous vehicles by 2035. Financial terms were not disclosed. The announcement sent Lucid shares up nearly 6% on 17 September. However, the company continues to face financial challenges. In Q2 2026, Lucid reported an adjusted net loss of $2.78 per share, worse than the $2.41 consensus estimate. Cash burn reached $1.47 billion, up from $1.01 billion year-over-year. Lucid said it had identified $1.4 billion in cash flow improvements for 2026. Short interest stood at 45.81% of the float as of 31 August.

TechCrunch
Sep 17th, 2026
Lucid Motors partners with Bolt to deploy 25,000 autonomous EVs in Europe by 2035

Lucid Motors has partnered with European mobility platform Bolt to potentially deploy robotaxis across the continent. Bolt aims to introduce at least 25,000 fully autonomous vehicles built on Lucid's upcoming mid-size EV platform. The announcement follows restructuring at Lucid under new CEO Silvio Napoli, who recently cut nearly 20% of the workforce and delayed the mid-size platform's first vehicle launch to the second half of 2027. No money has changed hands, and Bolt has not placed orders yet. The vehicles will use Nvidia's Hyperion autonomous vehicle architecture, though the autonomous driving software provider remains unspecified. The partnership marks progress towards Bolt's goal of 100,000 autonomous vehicles by 2035. Lucid is also working with Uber and Nuro to launch a robotaxi version of its Gravity SUV by late 2026.

Yahoo Finance
Jun 10th, 2026
Bolt launches in Milan to challenge underserved Italian ride-hailing market

Ride-hailing app Bolt has launched operations in Milan, marking its entry into Italy and expansion to 26 of the EU's 27 member nations. The Estonia-based company will work with hundreds of drivers and expects to service millions of rides in its first year, with plans to expand elsewhere in Italy. CEO Markus Villig said Italy's market remains heavily underserved despite Uber's presence, citing chronic shortages and long wait times caused by the country's 1992 framework that strictly limits taxi licences. Milan, with a metro area population of roughly 3 million, had only 4,853 active taxi permits before approving 450 new licences last year. Bolt does not expect profits in Italy within five years and is urging regulators to liberalise the market, which faces strong opposition from taxi unions.

Financial Post
May 15th, 2026
Uber rival Bolt strikes South Africa EV deal with China's Dongfeng

Bolt, the ride-hailing and delivery company valued at €7.4 billion in 2022, has reached an electric vehicle deal with China's Dongfeng in South Africa. The Estonian company, which raised €628 million from Sequoia Capital and Fidelity Management, operates across more than 50 countries and 850 cities. Bolt offers ride-hailing, food delivery and scooter rentals, primarily operating across Europe, Africa, western Asia and select Latin American markets. The partnership marks Bolt's latest expansion effort in the African market, where it competes with Uber.