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Insurance at Bolt isn't a back-office function. Across 50+ markets, 200M+ customers, and multiple verticals, it's a real lever on cost, risk, and product. We're looking for a Head of Insurance to own our group insurance demand end to end: building the strategy, running the placement cycle, and turning insurance into a commercial enabler across ride-hailing, delivery, micromobility, and financial services.

Performance management at Bolt is not an HR process. It is the mechanism that decides where the company invests in people: who gets stretch assignments, who gets promoted, whose work gets recognized and rewarded. Done badly, it produces rubber-stamped ratings that tell nobody anything. Done well, it becomes a decision-making tool the whole business trusts, and the reason strong performers know their work is seen. This role owns that mechanism end to end. Reporting to the VP of People & Workplace, you will build the analytical infrastructure that lets Bolt make faster, better-informed decisions about talent, and you will be the person senior leaders come to when they need a defensible answer on where performance is strongest and what it means commercially.

We are looking for an Insurance Lead who will take ownership of Bolt’s Rentals insurance portfolio (Bolt Drive and Micromobility), while also contributing to group-wide insurance strategy and programmes. You will lead performance reviews, oversee claims and MTPL outcomes, and work closely with teams across Operations, Finance, Legal, and Product to strengthen Bolt’s insurance performance and impact.

We are looking for a hands-on and self-starting Internal Audit Manager to join our Internal Audit function in Tallinn, Estonia. In this role, you will manage audit and consulting or advisory activities across the organisation, helping identify and address operational, financial, and IT risks. You will work closely with the Head of Internal Audit on strategic initiatives to maintain an agile and scalable Internal Audit function while also managing day to day operations.

We're looking for an experienced Key Account Manager to join Bolt Food in Tallinn, Estonia. Build strong merchant relationships and drive exceptional performance & growth.

As a Lead Data Analyst in our Marketing Technology team, you’ll own the analytical and methodological backbone of Bolt’s Lifecycle Marketing (LCM) domain — designing the measurement, experimentation, personalisation engine and causal inference frameworks that shape how we engage millions of customers across the Rider, Driver, Eater, Rentals, and Business verticals. Wondered what if your campaigns didn't just react to user behavior, but actually knew your users? We're building Bolt's user memory layer for Lifecycle Marketing: a system that extracts, curates, and reasons over customer knowledge to power next-generation engagement and retention. That means turning raw, noisy behavioral signals into durable, high-quality representations of what users want, need, and care about their preferences, intents, and life moments and using them in real time to deliver the right message, to the right person, at the right time You won’t be implementing someone else’s framework — you’ll be defining the methodology and building measurement infrastructure and self-serve tooling that scale across 50+ markets. You’ll partner closely with the Director of LCM, vertical Heads, and technical teams across Data Platform, Analytics Engineering, and Martech Engineering as the leading and owning individual contributor for this framework.

As a Lead Engineer People Technology, you’ll lead the team responsible for building and evolving the systems, integrations, automation, and AI-powered capabilities that support Bolt’s People function. You’ll set the technical direction, support and develop engineers, and help establish reliable, scalable ways to build and maintain People technology. A key part of the role will be shaping the systems and foundations needed as the People technology landscape evolves. You’ll play a central role in defining how Bolt uses automation and agentic AI to make People processes more intelligent. This includes building practical AI-enabled workflows that can safely retrieve information, reason across systems, and take action where appropriate.

In this role, you will drive assigned routes in the city, observe the vehicle and its equipment, and report issues or anomalies. You will also help us build a reliable foundation for future operations.

In this role, you will drive assigned routes in the city, observe the vehicle and its equipment, and report issues or anomalies. You will also help us build a reliable foundation for future operations. This is a part-time job of 24 hours per week, on Weekends (12 hours on Saturdays and 12 hours on Sundays). There is the possibility to have some extra hours during the week, on call, according to the employee's availability and business needs.

As an Operations Specialist, you will have a direct and tangible impact on local operations that you can see in real-time. If you’re ready to take full ownership of your work, disrupt the marketplace, and shape movement patterns in the urban landscape - here’s your chance! You will be relying on relevant data to form business insights, spot potential for development and recommend changes in the business in order to manage and grow supply and demand for our ride-hailing operations in Estonia, working closely with other cross-functional/HQ stakeholders to support our mission.

The Operations Specialist supports the efficient execution of activities related to Compliance Assurance and Document Renewals teams within the UK and IE operations. This role is predominantly analytical, with a strong focus on using data to ensure operational compliance with relevant legislation/regulation, proactively manage risk, and lead initiatives that improve the efficiency, accuracy, and scalability of the teams. A key part of this role involves forecasting, in-depth data analysis, performance monitoring, change and project management. The Operations Specialist will work closely with team managers to streamline and automate processes, reduce variability, and ensure consistent execution across regions. Additionally, this role is responsible for driving the implementation of centrally led changes, maintaining internal governance frameworks, and contributing to risk-benefit evaluations of new or evolving operational initiatives. Cross-functional collaboration, critical thinking, and the ability to derive actionable insights from data are essential. The Operations Specialist plays a direct role in delivering on key operational metrics and supporting long-term strategic goals.

As a Payments Specialist, you'll take full ownership of payment operations for assigned legal entities, ensuring every outgoing payment — from supplier invoices and salary-related transfers to tax obligations — lands accurately and on time. You'll work closely with Treasury, Finance, and external banking partners to keep liquidity in check and operations uninterrupted, even during peaks or team absences.

As a People Business Partner, you'll shape and execute the people strategy for the business area you support, ensuring it is closely aligned with Bolt's business priorities and wider People agenda. You'll work as a trusted adviser to senior leaders and their leadership teams, providing strategic guidance and coaching across organisational design, workforce planning, team effectiveness, talent development, performance, and engagement. By combining people data with a deep understanding of the business, you'll identify emerging needs and turn them into practical, scalable solutions. You'll also partner closely with our People Centres of Expertise and Regional People teams to bring global programmes to life, integrate business-specific insights into our People practices, and help Bolt continue scaling effectively.

As Performance Marketing Specialist, you run user acquisition campaigns across an allocated set of markets for one of Bolt's business verticals (Rider, Delivery, Food). You execute and optimise across the major paid platforms (Google, Meta, TikTok, ASA), keep budget pacing on track, run experiments and feed insights back into the wider strategy. You operate with growing autonomy in day-to-day campaign management while being supported by your manager and Senior Specialists on bigger strategic calls. You'll also be the go-to person for ad-hoc and service-desk requests from the wider business, making sure those land cleanly without disrupting your vertical's core performance.

At Bolt, every ride order flows through our matching system. The quality of each allocation shapes platform-wide outcomes, affecting how quickly riders are picked up, how efficiently drivers earn, and how well we manage supply and demand across dozens of markets. We are evolving our matching stack from a heuristic-based dispatch system toward a context-aware, probability-based allocation engine powered by machine learning and reinforcement learning. As Principal Product Manager, you will own this transition end to end. You will define the roadmap, build a cross-functional pod of engineers, data scientists, and specialists, and be accountable for both the performance of the existing system and the delivery of the next generation. This is a deeply technical role that also requires clear, precise communication with senior stakeholders. You will own the interface between matching and pricing, coordinate experiment rollout across markets, and set the direction for how Bolt allocates supply at scale.

About the role The Principal Program Manager plays a critical role in defining and scaling how Central Operations owns business-level driver and marketplace metrics, feature configuration governance and live feature performance across Driver and Marketplace topics. This individual will ensure markets are empowered to operate effectively while maintaining global consistency and marketplace health. The role is responsible for building structured monitoring frameworks, driving cross-functional alignment and creating scalable mechanisms that improve decision-making and operational excellence.

As a Principal Safety Engineer, you will be the guardian of safety integrity across our SAE Level 4 Autonomous Product and the broader robotaxi ecosystem. You will own the complete, end-to-end L4 safety case—from hazard analysis (HARA) and operational design domain (ODD) definition through to system design, verification, and regulatory approval. Crucially, you will ensure that L4 product safety requirements and rigor extend throughout the entire lifecycle of robotaxi operations, guaranteeing seamless safety continuity from initial product development to live, on-road fleet service. This is not a compliance checkbox role; you will carry accountability that matters. You will shape how safety is embedded across the organisation and the robotaxi ecosystem, influencing fail-operational system architecture, operational workflows, engineering practices, and decision-making at every level. You will work closely with engineering, product, fleet operations, and regulatory stakeholders to define what "safe enough" means for autonomous urban mobility—and ensure it is rigorously achieved, defended, and maintained across ongoing fleet operations.

In this role, you will be responsible for all public web pages, including product and feature pages (e.g. Ride-hailing, Micromobility, Delivery), their conversion and discoverability via the main navigation. To achieve this, you will collaborate with product designers and other stakeholders from different teams. Additionally, you will support our Brand team in designing campaign pages.

We're looking for a hands-on Product Design Manager to lead the Product Design team across four domains within the Incentives team: Bolt Plus, Rides Growth, Delivery Growth, and Merchant Ads. You will collaborate with cross-functional teams to define and execute the design strategy, ensuring alignment with our business objectives.

We are looking for a Product Manager in the Micromobility organization to drive the vision, strategy, and execution for our pricing products. In this role, you will be responsible for how we price our fleet of light electric vehicles (e-scooters and e-bikes) to balance user demand with operational sustainability. You will lead a cross-functional team to build the advanced tooling and automation needed to scale our pricing logic globally, while directly shaping the user app experience to ensure a seamless rider journey that achieves our business goals across hundreds of cities. Our Micromobility vertical leads urban transport transformation with one of Europe's largest e-scooter and e-bike fleets. We offer a sustainable, affordable alternative to private cars, managing complex operational and marketplace challenges across varied regulatory and economic landscapes. Pricing is crucial, shaping rider behavior, fleet turnover, and making green mobility accessible. You will have a hands-on role in shaping Bolt's growing mobility ecosystem.