This is a clean “get your foot in the door” ops role where you’ll process toll and violations data, keep SOPs tight, and help the support machine run smoother. If you like organized work, fixing messy processes, and living in Excel and Salesforce, this is your lane.
About Fleetworthy
Fleetworthy (formerly Bestpass, Fleetworthy, ExpressTruckTax, and Drivewyze under one brand) is building a command center for fleet safety, compliance, toll management, and efficiency. Their connected platform helps fleets reduce risk, cut costs, and simplify operations, supporting millions of drivers and vehicles across the U.S.
Schedule
- Remote or hybrid
- Compensation: $35,000–$40,000 USD yearly
- Work includes operational processing, documentation, and troubleshooting
- Tools: Salesforce CRM, Excel, MS Office
What You’ll Do
⦁ Process customer toll and violations data accurately and on time
⦁ Look for process improvements and efficiency wins, then share ideas and suggestions
⦁ Update existing SOPs and collaborate on new SOPs as processes evolve
⦁ Research and troubleshoot issues, sometimes with toll agency partners and internal teams
⦁ Use Salesforce for internal communication and customer updates
⦁ Support new account setup and related operational tasks
What You Need
⦁ HS diploma or GED (Associate/Bachelor’s a plus)
⦁ Strong organization and attention to detail
⦁ Excitement for iterative process improvement and learning complex workflows
⦁ Comfort owning outcomes and working with a growth mindset
⦁ Proficiency in MS Office (Excel, Word, Outlook); Excel is especially important
⦁ Salesforce experience is a plus (and they’ll ask you to describe it)
⦁ Team-first mindset aligned with collaboration, trust, and continuous improvement
Benefits
⦁ Competitive pay range ($35K–$40K/year)
⦁ Remote or hybrid flexibility
⦁ Entry point role with room to grow into deeper ops, support leadership, or product-adjacent paths
⦁ Mission-driven culture centered on safety, compliance, and operational efficiency
Quick straight talk: this isn’t glamorous. It’s “keep the engine clean” work. But it can be a smart stepping stone if you want to pivot into operations, customer success ops, or implementation later.
Happy Hunting,
~Two Chicks…