Industries / Logistics & Supply Chain
Engineers building resilient systems for real-time tracking, routing, and dispatch at scale.
The reality on the ground
Integration sprawl.
Carriers, 3PLs, ERPs, shippers — every partner has a different API, a different EDI dialect, a different SLA.
Real-time vs. legacy.
Customers want live ETAs. Your partners still send you EDI 214s. The pipeline has to handle both, gracefully.
Margin pressure + peak spikes.
Thin margins, seasonal surges, no tolerance for outages. The system carries the weight.
Where we plug in
Our engineers have shipped integration platforms, routing engines, telematics ingest pipelines, and carrier networks in production. They treat a carrier outage like a P0.
Carrier & 3PL integration
EDI and API integrations with FedEx, UPS, USPS, DHL, regional LTL, and last-mile networks.
TMS / WMS / ERP
SAP, Oracle, NetSuite integrations. Warehouse, yard, and dock orchestration.
Routing & visibility
Real-time ETA engines, route optimization, exception management, proof of delivery.
Telematics & ELD
Device ingest pipelines, HOS, geofencing, event-driven fleet data.
Industry fluency
Not keywords on a résumé — standards, systems, and carriers our engineers have worked inside of in production.
Core systems
Protocols & standards
Carriers & networks
Operational
What we've shipped
Carrier integration
Onboarded 30+ carriers through a unified API layer.
Case study in progress
Visibility platform
Built a real-time ETA engine processing millions of shipment events daily.
Case study in progress
WMS modernization
Replaced a legacy WMS without a single day of warehouse downtime.
Case study in progress
Roles we staff most
EDI / API integration engineers
Carrier, 3PL, and ERP integrations with production SLAs.
Telematics data engineers
High-volume ingest, stream processing, event-driven fleet data.
Routing / dispatch backend
Optimization engines, constraint solvers, exception handling.
Platform reliability engineers
On-call literate. Build for uptime, retries, and graceful degradation.
The bar we hold
Uptime-minded by default.
SLAs, circuit breakers, and graceful degradation are in the first PR, not retrofitted later.
Event-driven fluency.
Queues, streams, idempotent consumers. We don't couple carriers to your database.
Idempotency + retries as starting point.
Every integration assumes the other side will go down. Nothing breaks twice.
On-call literate.
Runbooks, dashboards, and alert hygiene ship with the code. No "I'll document it later."
Embed senior engineers into your team — people who know TMS, WMS, EDI, and why a retry queue beats a feature flag.