X-ray inspection systems for cargo, baggage, and personnel screening
VMI Security manufactures X-ray inspection equipment deployed across airports, ports, customs, and prisons. The tech stack reveals a hardware-software hybrid operation: heavy use of C++, Python, and computer-vision libraries (TensorFlow, PyTorch, OpenCV) sit alongside CAD tools (AutoCAD, SolidWorks) and manufacturing ERP (Protheus, TOTVS). Hiring is junior-heavy with engineering and ops roles dominating, and active projects span both hardware (system improvements, patch management) and go-to-market (lead scoring, target segmentation) — indicating a company working to scale sales processes around a mature product line.
VMI Security Systems designs and deploys X-ray scanning systems for security screening in high-throughput environments: airports, seaports, customs facilities, prisons, and corporate buildings. The company operates from Miami with a technical service network across Brazil. The product line covers baggage inspection, cargo screening, and personnel scanning, with delivery and support centered on reducing manual inspection workflows. Founded in 1985, VMI operates across hardware manufacturing, software integration, and field service.
VMI's stack combines C++, Python, and computer-vision libraries (TensorFlow, PyTorch, OpenCV) for image processing, paired with CAD tools (AutoCAD, SolidWorks) for hardware design and manufacturing ERP systems (Protheus, TOTVS) for production management.
Miami, Florida. The company operates service and support infrastructure across Brazil and employs 201–500 people.
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