Freshflow.ai
About Freshflow.ai
Freshflow is building an AI operating system for the fresh food supply chain, beginning with ordering and inventory optimization solutions for fresh departments in grocery retail. Headquartered in Berlin, the company works with some of Europe's largest retailers, including EDEKA, REWE, Carrefour, Intermarché, and E.Leclerc across Germany and France. With a senior Data Science team driving its technology, Freshflow has achieved remarkable growth of 400% year over year and recently closed a $10M Series A funding round to accelerate its expansion.
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Top Benefits
- Equity participation (VSOP)
- Relocation support to Berlin
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Small, senior, dedicated Data Science team
Hybrid work based in Berlin office
Equal opportunity employer with no discrimination based on race, ethnic origin, color, language, origin, disability, age, gender, gender identity, sex, sexual orientation, religion, beliefs, or political opinions
Diverse team
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