AI-powered emissions measurement and optimization for multimodal logistics
VesselBot operates a data-heavy logistics platform built on Python, Celery, RabbitMQ, and Airflow—a classical async task-processing stack suited to real-time emissions calculation across shipping networks. The company is actively modernizing its codebase and deploying on-premise agent infrastructure, while hiring leans heavily toward senior data and engineering roles, indicating a shift from manual analytics toward embedded AI optimization across supply chains.
VesselBot provides emissions measurement and logistics optimization software for shippers and freight forwarders. The platform calculates transportation carbon footprint across multimodal networks (trucks, ships, rail) and surfaces cost and emissions reduction opportunities for procurement, planning, and network design. Founded in 2015 and based in Greece, the company operates at 11–50 employees with customers spanning Fortune 500 enterprises. The product integrates geospatial and weather data to improve accuracy of scope 3 emissions reporting and operational performance.
Python, Celery, RabbitMQ, Redis, Apache Airflow, Django, Flask, FastAPI, and Docker. The stack reflects a distributed async task-processing architecture for real-time logistics data handling.
A logistics data platform with on-premise intelligent agents, scalable data pipelines for emissions and sustainability metrics, real-time monitoring APIs, and a reusable framework for agent deployment. Modernization of legacy systems is underway.
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