Mobile, telematics and document automation software for freight transportation
Transflo builds mobile apps, telematics and document digitization tools for North American carriers, brokers, factors and shippers. Its stack is heavily AWS serverless (Lambda, EventBridge, Step Functions, SQS/SNS) alongside a .NET/C# core and Flutter mobile clients, and senior-only hiring centers on an integration platform and an enterprise data platform built on a medallion architecture with Redshift and Kinesis. Connecting disparate systems is the recurring pressure.
Transflo is a privately held transportation software company headquartered in Tampa, Florida, founded in 1989 and employing 201–500 people. It provides mobile, telematics, electronic logging and business process automation products, including document scanning and management for freight paperwork. Customers span fleets, freight brokers, factoring companies, shippers and commercial drivers across North America. The company also offers professional services around its solution suite. Current hiring is concentrated in the United States across engineering, data and sales.
Transflo runs on AWS (Lambda, API Gateway, EventBridge, Step Functions, SQS, SNS, Kinesis, Redshift) with C#, .NET, ASP.NET Core, Node.js and Python, Flutter and Kotlin for mobile, plus Terraform, Azure DevOps and Datadog.
Job posts point to an integration platform, cloud-native event-driven solutions, an enterprise data platform with medallion architecture, a data-as-a-service capability, a REST API platform and CI/CD and infrastructure-as-code automation.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and skews senior, led by engineering with additional data and sales roles, all based in the United States.
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