
ShipIn
Smarter shipping decisions—AI that forecasts, optimizes routes, and cuts logistics costs without guesswork.
About ShipIn
ShipIn is an AI-powered maritime technology company that develops FleetVision™, an intelligent vessel monitoring and fleet management platform. The solution uses computer vision and AI analytics to detect onboard safety hazards, operational anomalies, and machinery concerns, helping shipping companies reduce incidents by up to 40% and improve cargo operations efficiency by up to 8%. ShipIn's visual analytics platform provides unprecedented ship-shore visibility and generates benchmarks and KPIs to optimize fleet performance and profitability.
ShipIn fosters a collaborative and growth-oriented work culture with flexible hybrid work arrangements, emphasizing remote work as a viable option for team members. The company offers competitive compensation, professional training with generous career development budgets, and unique benefits including The Captain Program—a maritime sailing certification initiative that allows all employees to become certified ship captains and participate in yacht charters. The company values diversity, direct communication, and impact-driven work over hours logged.
With offices in Singapore and Boston, ShipIn is particularly relevant to APAC job seekers given its strong presence in the region and focus on supporting maritime vessels across multiple Asian countries including Singapore, Taiwan, and Cyprus. The company actively seeks talent to transform maritime shipping and welcomes resume submissions from candidates interested in contributing to a safer maritime industry.
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Industry
Logistics & Supply Chain
Company Size
51–200 employees
Headquarters
Boston, USA
Remote Policy
Hybrid-Remote
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