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Most teams don’t need more developers. They need logistics software developers who actually understand how freight moves, how a TMS behaves under real volume, and how fragile integrations can disrupt operations.

Extend your engineering team with pre-vetted logistics developers who know TMS, fleet management, route optimization, rate engines, and logistics API/EDI integrations. You get engineers who can talk about lanes, tenders, dwell time, OTIF, accessorials, and SLAs as confidently as they talk about .NET, Node.js, React, or Azure.

When you hire generic outstaff engineers for a logistics project, you spend months teaching them the basics of transportation before they can touch the real problems.

With TwinCore, you hire dedicated logistics developers who already understand the domain and work on top of the TwinCore Logistics Framework when it makes sense. That cuts ramp-up time, reduces delivery risk, and keeps your internal team focused on strategy instead of onboarding.

What Our Logistics Developers Fix, Improve, and Build

Logistics software solutions our developers deliver

Custom TMS Development

When operations rely on spreadsheets, rigid workflows, disconnected tools, or legacy transportation systems that can’t handle your routing logic, contract rules, or SLAs, the entire network slows down. Our logistics developers design and build custom TMS platforms shaped around real-world constraints: planning workflows, load optimization, routing, rate calculation, billing logic, role-based access, and exception handling. Instead of forcing your team into generic software, the platform reflects how your organization actually moves freight — cutting manual work, improving data accuracy, and restoring visibility and control as the business scales.

Legacy Code Audit and Refactoring

Logistics systems often evolve over years of patches, rushed iterations, missing documentation, and technical debt - until they eventually become unpredictable, hard to modify, or fragile under peak load. Our engineers stabilize and modernize existing logistics codebases without disrupting production. We identify architectural risks, refactor brittle modules, improve data structures, and optimize the performance paths your operations rely on. This is controlled modernization: a practical path to reliability and scalability without the risk and cost of a full rewrite.

API Design and Integration

Slow or unreliable integrations disrupt everything: carrier status updates arrive late, WMS or ERP data goes out of sync, tracking breaks, dispatch loses visibility, and billing becomes error-prone. Our logistics developers design secure, maintainable API layers for carrier networks, telematics providers, payment systems, ERP/WMS/CRM tools, and internal microservices. We focus on clean data contracts, event-driven flows, and predictable error handling so your logistics stack communicates reliably and can scale without fragile point-to-point fixes.

Workflow Automation with n8n and Similar Platforms

In logistics, delays often come from repetitive updates, manual data entry, missed triggers, and scattered processes. We build automation workflows using n8n, Make, Zapier, and internal orchestration tools to synchronize systems, automate business logic, manage approvals, and connect AI-driven components. This removes operational drag: fewer human errors, faster throughput, accurate status updates, and measurable reductions in the workload on dispatch and support teams.

System Extension and Feature Development

Most logistics platforms don’t need to be replaced - they need to evolve. Our developers add new capabilities to existing systems: tracking and ETA logic, reporting dashboards, billing engines, compliance modules, rule-based automation, and industry-specific constraints. New features are built to fit cleanly into your current architecture so the product grows steadily without destabilizing the workflows your team depends on.

Infrastructure and Deployment Support

Logistics platforms must stay stable during peaks, deployments, integrations, and unexpected load patterns - but outdated infrastructure often becomes the source of failures. We help set up and maintain environments using Docker, cloud or hybrid deployments, CI/CD pipelines, observability tools, and controlled rollout processes. This ensures predictable releases, secure deployments, clear monitoring, and the performance stability required for time-sensitive logistics operations.

Performance Optimization

Slow queries, overloaded queues, inefficient caching, or high-latency APIs directly impact dispatching, route planning, rating, and customer updates. Our team profiles real transaction patterns and optimizes the system end-to-end: databases, message brokers, background jobs, concurrency limits, API response times, and memory usage. The result is faster execution, resilience under peak load, and a platform that keeps up as the business grows.

Data Migration and System Modernization

Legacy logistics systems often hold years of inconsistent data: outdated schemas, duplicated records, Excel files, and undocumented workflows that break automation and analytics. We plan and execute safe migrations into modern systems - cleaning, validating, and restructuring data while preserving business continuity. Modernization happens incrementally, replacing chaos with a stable, extensible foundation that supports automation, reporting, and long-term scalability.

Backend Developers for Logistics Platforms

Backend engineers focused specifically on logistics and transportation systems:

.NET developers for logistics

Design and implement core services for TMS, fleet, routing, rating, billing, and reporting. They can extend your existing platform or use the TwinCore Logistics Framework as a foundation for new modules.

Node.js and integration engineers

Build event pipelines, background workers, and integration services that connect your TMS with ERP, WMS, OMS, CRM, carrier systems, telematics, and billing platforms. They know how to model orders, shipments, loads, routes, rates, invoices, and exceptions so the system behaves correctly under real-world volume, not just on demo data.

Frontend Developers for Logistics Operations

Frontend engineers who design interfaces for dispatchers, planners, drivers, and support teams:

React and Angular for logistics dashboards and portals

Operational consoles, planning boards, customer portals, shipment tracking views, self-service rate calculators, exception queues, and internal tools.

Blazor for .NET-centric stacks

Strong fit when you want a UI tightly aligned with a .NET backend and the rest of your Microsoft ecosystem.

How dedicated logistics teams with TwinCore work

  1. Assessment: understand your flows, not just your tech stack

    We start by mapping how work actually moves today: order sources, planning, tendering, execution, tracking, billing, and reporting. We look at your TMS (or lack of it), spreadsheets, integrations, and the KPIs your leadership watches.

  2. Team composition around your backlog

    Based on scope, we propose a mix of backend, frontend, and integration engineers plus a lead responsible for architecture and communication. You keep control over priorities; we take responsibility for quality and delivery.

  3. Working on top of your platform or TwinCore Logistics Framework

    If you have an existing system, we extend it. If you are building new modules, we often use the TwinCore Logistics Framework so common logistics building blocks (orders, routes, rates, invoices, drivers, vehicles) do not have to be rebuilt from scratch.

  4. Delivery in iterations, measured against KPIs

    We work in short cycles with a clear definition of done: fewer manual steps, better visibility, more reliable data, improved ETAs, shorter billing cycles. Progress is measured in operational outcomes, not only in the number of story points.

Our Logistics Developers

Engagement models

Dedicated logistics development team

A stable, long-term team that owns a product or platform:

  • ideal when you are building or modernizing a core logistics system
  • TwinCore handles hiring, onboarding, and knowledge transfer inside the team
  • you get predictable capacity, a consistent architecture, and long-lived ownership

Outstaffed logistics engineers

Individual specialists or a small pod added to your existing team:

  • ideal when you already have a product and need domain-experienced capacity
  • you manage day-to-day tasks; we provide vetted logistics developers and backup
  • easy to scale up or down as the roadmap evolves

In both models you stay in control of the roadmap; we make sure the logistics work is done by people who understand the domain.

Tech and tools for logistics projects

Your stack does not have to be reinvented to work with us. Most logistics engagements use a combination of:

  • Backend: .NET for core logistics services; Node.js for integrations and event processing
  • Frontend: React, Angular, or Blazor for operational dashboards, portals, and mobile-friendly UIs
  • Data & messaging: SQL/NoSQL databases, queues/streams for status updates and telemetry
  • Integrations: REST, GraphQL, webhooks, EDI, carrier APIs, telematics SDKs
  • Cloud & infrastructure: Azure or AWS, CI/CD, monitoring, logging, alerting

We adapt to your environment while still bringing opinions about reliability, observability, and maintainability in logistics workloads.

How this differs from generic outstaffing

Hiring “just developers” and hiring logistics developers are not the same thing.

  • Domain ramp-up is shorter. Our engineers already know TMS concepts, fleet operations, routing constraints, rating rules, and common integration patterns.
  • You get people and a framework. When appropriate, your team can build on TwinCore Logistics Framework, reusing tested modules instead of creating another fragile codebase.
  • We design for integration from day one. ERP, WMS, carrier systems, and telematics are treated as first-class citizens, not as an afterthought.
  • You keep control and ownership. Code, infrastructure, and documentation are structured so that your internal team can take over whenever you decide.

Ready to hire logistics developers?

If your backlog is full of logistics work and your current team either lacks capacity or domain experience, adding dedicated logistics developers will move you forward faster than another round of generic hiring.

Tell us what you’re working on – a TMS upgrade, a new fleet module, a rating engine, complex integrations, or all of the above – and we’ll propose a team that fits your scope, stack, and logistics KPIs.

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Frequently Asked Questions


Do your logistics developers work as part of our team or separately?

They work as part of your team: same ceremonies, same tools, shared backlog. The only difference is that they bring logistics-specific experience and a lead on our side who is responsible for quality and continuity.


Can we start with one or two logistics engineers instead of a full team?

Yes. Many clients begin with a small group (for example, one senior backend and one frontend or integration engineer) to tackle a specific project or module and then scale once they see value.


How long does it take your developers to understand our current setup?

Because they already know the logistics domain, onboarding focuses on your particular flows, systems, and constraints. In most cases, they can contribute to production work within the first 1–2 weeks.


Can your developers work with our existing tech stack, not only .NET?

Our core expertise is in .NET for logistics backends plus modern JavaScript frameworks on the frontend. For surrounding services and integrations we adapt to your stack as long as it is stable and supported.


What happens if we decide to bring all development in-house later?

You retain the codebase, documentation, and architecture decisions. We plan knowledge transfer from day one so that moving to a fully internal team is a controlled transition, not a restart.


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