Sunswap aims to decarbonise the cold chain with zero-emission Transport Refrigeration Units (TRUs).

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Sunswap

Sunswap's headquarters in Southwark, United Kingdom

This department develops and maintains software applications and services.

Software Engineering

This department focuses on the design, development, and implementation of engineering projects across various disciplines.

Engineering Department

The Engineering Team at Sunswap is responsible for designing and developing innovative zero-emission Transport Refrigeration Units (TRUs) that enhance the efficiency and sustainability of the cold chain. This multidisciplinary team, composed of experts in systems, mechanical, thermal, and embedded software engineering, collaborates to create cutting-edge technologies and ensure that the TRUs meet performance, reliability, and environmental standards. Their work is pivotal in driving the company's mission to decarbonize refrigeration in transportation.

Engineering Team

The Leadership Team at Sunswap is responsible for guiding the company’s strategic vision and operational execution in the drive to decarbonise the cold chain. Comprised of the CFO, CTO, COO, and CEO, this team collaborates to innovate sustainable solutions, oversee financial health, and ensure the successful deployment of zero-emission Transport Refrigeration Units (TRUs) in the market.

Leadership Team

The Operations Team at Sunswap is responsible for ensuring the efficient management and maintenance of our zero-emission Transport Refrigeration Units (TRUs). This team oversees fleet operations, optimizes procurement processes, and supports personnel management, all aimed at enhancing sustainability and operational effectiveness in the cold chain logistics sector.

Operations Team

This department manages the acquisition of goods and services for the organization.

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