Load management platform

This is the fuel delivery load management platform at Scamp Technologies, used by 150 dispatchers managing 800+ loads a day. It has real-time updates and live tracking of 300+ trucks on an interactive map, and it has to stay reliable for people making time-sensitive decisions.

I led the frontend architecture, development, estimation, and testing. I designed safety-validated compartment and tank mapping, load versioning, multi-leg journey editing, and a real-time drag-and-drop calendar to view and adjust loads. Testing coverage grew from about 30% to 75%, and production regressions fell by about 40%.

Dispatchers need the board to stay current while 800+ loads move and 300+ trucks show up on the map.

The load itself has to stay safety validated: compartments and tanks, versioning, and journeys with more than one leg. They also need a calendar where a load can be viewed and adjusted without leaving the board.

Real-time updates and live truck tracking sit on the map, so a dispatcher can watch the board without leaving it.

Compartment and tank mapping is safety validated. Load versioning sits with multi-leg journey editing. The calendar is real-time drag and drop, used to view and adjust loads. Estimation and testing were part of the same frontend responsibility, which is how coverage moved from about 30% to 75%.

The bar is a dispatcher who can see the trucks, adjust the loads, and trust the compartment and tank mapping.

That is the frontend I led through April 2026.