meet members of our team
Rubi Rodriguez
International Logistics Engineer · Team Lead, Operations
Supply chain specialist with over 10 years of hands-on experience, from managing railway fleets in Mexico to cross-border freight operations between Canada and the United States. Rubi writes about logistics tech, transport optimization, and the day-to-day reality of LTL/FTL shipments with both an operational and strategic perspective.
Years of experience
Working Languages
Fleet Utilization Increase
LTL / FTL Transport & Cross-Border
Ground-level coordination on Canada–U.S. corridors, freight pricing, carrier selection, and spot market management.
Logtech & Automation
Translating operational needs into technical specs, API optimization, and logistics workflow automation.
KPI & Continuous Improvement
Performance tracking via TMS, Lean principles, and asset productivity maximization.
Supply Chain Management
End-to-end supply chain, fulfillment, customs coordination, and multi-stakeholder management.
B.Eng. in International Logistics Engineering
Universidad Tecnológica de Nayarit, Mexico · 2016
TDG Certification – CIFFA
Transportation of Dangerous Goods · Transport Canada · 2026
Professional Bachelor’s – Supply Chain Management
Université Technologique d’Allier, Montluçon, France · 2015
Lithium Battery Shipment – IATA / ICAO
Regulatory air transport training · 2026
Technical Diploma in Global Commercial Operations
Universidad Tecnológica de Nayarit, Mexico · 2014
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What Is a Purchase Order & How Do They Work?
By Rubi Rodriguez • July 17, 2026A purchase order, or PO, is the document a buyer sends a supplier to formally request goods or services at an agreed price and quantity…. -
How to calculate dimensional weight for parcel shipping
By Rubi Rodriguez • July 10, 2026Carriers charge based on billable weight, meaning the higher of actual weight or dimensional weight, which is calculated using length × width × height divided… -
What is a packing list and what is it used for?
By Rubi Rodriguez • July 8, 2026A packing list confirms what was actually shipped, not what was ordered or invoiced, which is why it matters so much at receiving and at…
