Trade facilitation, customs automation and port community software
CrimsonLogic builds customs clearance, trade single-window and port community systems for governments, port operators and logistics providers. Its stack pairs a long-lived Java/Spring, JBoss and Oracle enterprise core with a React/Node.js front end and WSO2 API layer, while a security toolset of Microsoft Sentinel, KQL, Burp Suite and Metasploit signals a mature in-house security function. Accelerating, senior-weighted hiring alongside an AI rebuild points to platform modernization.
CrimsonLogic is a Singapore-headquartered technology company and a wholly-owned subsidiary of PSA International, with 1,001–5,000 employees. It provides software for trade facilitation, customs clearance automation, supply chain optimization, port operations and government services, including eManifest products for U.S. and Canadian customs and the Global PORTNET port community system. Customers include businesses, logistics service providers, governments, and port and terminal operators. The company reports implementations in over 40 countries and currently hires in Singapore, Thailand and the United States.
CrimsonLogic uses Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, JBoss and Tomcat with Oracle, PostgreSQL and SQL Server, React and Node.js on the front end, WSO2 API Manager, Elasticsearch, Power BI and .NET.
Yes. Security is one of its main hiring areas alongside engineering, with roles using Microsoft Sentinel, KQL, Burp Suite, Metasploit, Kali Linux and Nmap, plus NIST and ISO 27001 frameworks.
CrimsonLogic is headquartered in Singapore and is currently hiring in Singapore, Thailand and the United States, mostly for senior and manager-level positions.
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