AI and IoT asset tracking and supply chain software for government and enterprise
Shipcom builds RFID- and IoT-driven asset tracking and operations software, with a stack pairing Azure IoT Hub, IBM Maximo and Zebra hardware on a .NET/C# and React core. Running both Azure and AWS with Terraform, CloudFormation and GitLab CI/CD, the company is hiring mostly senior engineers to standardize DevOps across clouds, while RTLS device integration signals a push into real-time location tracking.
Shipcom is a privately held software company headquartered in Houston, Texas, founded in 1998 and employing 51–200 people. It provides AI-enabled IoT solutions covering asset tracking, cold chain logistics, fleet management, building management, lab monitoring and warehouse management. Customers include U.S. federal agencies, state and local governments, defense contractors and private enterprises across sectors such as defense, healthcare and manufacturing. Its flagship platform, Shipcom AI, combines RFID, IoT and analytics to give operators real-time visibility into assets and supply chains.
Shipcom runs on Azure and AWS with Kubernetes, Docker, Helm and Terraform, builds in .NET, C#, Java, Python and React, and uses Azure IoT Hub, IBM Maximo, SQL Server and Zebra for IoT and asset management.
Yes. Shipcom's hiring is accelerating and engineering-heavy, weighted toward senior roles in the United States, with smaller openings in design, product and sales.
Shipcom is headquartered in Houston, Texas, and is a privately held company with 51–200 employees, founded in 1998.
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