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What is Pakket?

Pakket is building the operating system for the physical world of warehouses.

Today, most warehouse operations run on a patchwork of spreadsheets, radios, and outdated software. The actual activity on the floor — forklifts moving, trucks arriving, people working — is largely invisible to software systems.

We change that.

Pakket uses cameras and AI to create a real-time, live map of warehouse operations. We track forklifts, people, trailers, and yard movement — turning physical activity into structured, actionable data.

This unlocks:

• Real-time visibility into operations
• Automated alerts (delays, congestion, detention risk)
• Historical analytics on performance
• A system of record for the warehouse floor

Our goal is simple: make every warehouse measurable, optimizable, and autonomous.

Your Role

You might be:

• Building computer vision systems that understand complex environments
• Deploying systems in live warehouses and making them actually work
• Talking to customers and turning chaos into clear product direction
• Designing infrastructure that scales across hundreds of sites
• Selling into an industry that runs the global economy but is still offline

If you join, you will:

• Work directly on the hardest, most important problems
• Ship quickly and own outcomes end-to-end
• Spend time in the real world (warehouses), not just behind a screen
• Help define both the product and the company

Who You Are

• You like building things that interact with the real world
• You’re comfortable with ambiguity and undefined roles
• You move fast and take ownership without waiting for permission
• You care about outcomes, not just activity
• You want to be early

Bonus points if you:

• Have worked with video, robotics, AI, or distributed systems
• Have operated in messy, real-world environments
• Have built something from scratch (company, system, product, etc.)

Why Pakket

• Massive, underserved market (warehousing runs global logistics)
• Clear, immediate ROI for customers
• Hard technical problems across AI, systems, and infrastructure
• Opportunity to define a new category