Fishers-based Arrive AI plans to add 40 jobs amid expansion
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Just a few months after going public, Fishers-based drone delivery company Arrive AI is looking to triple its workforce as part of what it’s calling an aggressive global expansion, the company said Tuesday.
The company plans to add about 40 employees with the goal of filling the new positions by the end of this year.
Arrive AI has developed a smart mailbox—a climate-controlled, secure receptacle—for human or drone-based mail pickup and delivery. The company’s platform also provides tracking data, smart logistics controls and other information for shippers, delivery services and autonomous delivery networks.
Among the new positions being added are artificial intelligence scientists, software and product engineering, and sales and marketing. Arrive said most of the jobs will be based at its Fishers headquarters.
“We’re an Indiana-born company and are very pleased to be able to bring the well-paying, highly rewarding jobs to the local economy,” CEO Dan O’Toole said in a news release. “As we work toward deployment, we’ll have huge opportunity for people who like to work fast, think out-of-the-box and who can see new uses for putting artificial intelligence to work.”
In May, Arrive went public on the Nasdaq Global Market and earlier this month, rang the opening bell at the Nasdaq in New York.
Late last month, Arrive AI announced a partnership with India’s Skye Air Mobility that will involve co-developing mailboxes and installing them across the country.
The company said it is also in the testing and early development phases for additional projects involving a hospital and specialty pharmacy deliveries in the United States.
“There’s no better time for innovative thinkers to join our team,” O’Toole said. “We’re looking for individuals ready to contribute significantly and help shape the future of autonomous logistics.”
You can learn more about the new positions by clicking here.
IBJ’s Susan Orr contributed to this report.