Unveiling ourVision and Mission
Explore our Vision and mission as engineers, sales leaders, and customer success professionals, building robots that do the work nobody wants to do.
Peppermint designs, manufactures, and certifies every robot under one roof. Stainless steel chassis, IEC safety certification, full-stack software all owned internally. That level of control isn't incidental; it's what lets enterprise clients meet compliance requirements without third-party dependencies.
To design, develop, and accelerate the adoption of robotic technologies for commercial and industrial applications enhancing productivity and sustainability.
120+ engineers, robotics specialists, and operations professionals across 8 countries. Every function R&D, manufacturing, certification, deployment is built and run in-house, with no outsourcing of core capability.
Headquartered in Pune, India, with regional offices in Austin TX (North America), Singapore (APAC), Stuttgart (Europe), and UAE (Middle East & Africa). Backed by 12 global service centers, Peppermint maintains on-the-ground support across every major market it operates in.
Deployed with Honda, Nestlé, Coca-Cola, Bosch, Goldman Sachs, and Mumbai Airport across manufacturing, aviation, pharma, retail, and commercial environments on 4 continents.
Where Humans and Robots Thrive Together
Where we are
Peppermint operates autonomous mobile robots across warehouse and fulfillment centers in North America. Our robots run 20+ hours a day, 365 days a year. We're a growth-stage company with live deployments, growing revenue, and a platform our customers are building operations around.
Impact
Every Peppermint deployment handles work no one wants to do and no one can hire for. Our customers see 40–60% throughput improvement in their first quarter live. They stop losing shifts to no-shows. The ROI isn't hypothetical. It's in the data our robots generate every hour.
Where we need to be
Less than 5% of North American distribution centers have meaningful automation, and the window is open. In the next 18 months we're scaling from dozens to hundreds of sites, entering new verticals, and launching next-generation hardware with a new onboard compute architecture.
Challenges
Real warehouses are hostile. Forklifts don't follow rules. Pallets block charging stations. Network is patchy at rack height. We're building software for the real world, not a simulation. We're an early-stage team. There's no playbook for most of what you'll work on here.
Where we're improving
Fleet orchestration works well at 20 robots per site. At 100, it's a different problem. Customer onboarding takes weeks. It should take days. We're building better tooling for field teams and investing in predictive maintenance to stand up sites faster.
We want to talk to you.
If you've shipped something that runs in a physical space, whether a robot, a control system, or an IoT platform, we want to hear from you. We're not looking for people who've done this before. We're looking for people who can figure it out and want to build infrastructure for next-generation warehouses.
Where Humans and Robots Thrive Together
Where we are
Peppermint operates autonomous mobile robots across warehouse and fulfillment centers in North America. Our robots run 20+ hours a day, 365 days a year. We're a growth-stage company with live deployments, growing revenue, and a platform our customers are building operations around.
Impact
Every Peppermint deployment handles work no one wants to do and no one can hire for. Our customers see 40–60% throughput improvement in their first quarter live. They stop losing shifts to no-shows. The ROI isn't hypothetical. It's in the data our robots generate every hour.
Where we need to be
Less than 5% of North American distribution centers have meaningful automation, and the window is open. In the next 18 months we're scaling from dozens to hundreds of sites, entering new verticals, and launching next-generation hardware with a new onboard compute architecture.
Challenges
Real warehouses are hostile. Forklifts don't follow rules. Pallets block charging stations. Network is patchy at rack height. We're building software for the real world, not a simulation. We're an early-stage team. There's no playbook for most of what you'll work on here.
Where we're improving
Fleet orchestration works well at 20 robots per site. At 100, it's a different problem. Customer onboarding takes weeks. It should take days. We're building better tooling for field teams and investing in predictive maintenance to stand up sites faster.
We want to talk to you.
If you've shipped something that runs in a physical space, whether a robot, a control system, or an IoT platform, we want to hear from you. We're not looking for people who've done this before. We're looking for people who can figure it out and want to build infrastructure for next-generation warehouses.
Current Openings in Pune, India.
Current Openings in Pune, India.
Questions, answered
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