May 26, 2022
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Staff Augmentation for a Retail Health Products
$100,000+
more 1 year
United States, California
2-5
Service categories
Service Lines
IT Services
Domain focus
Consumer Products & Services
Challenge
iHerb was looking for extremly Sr engineers to add to their core team. iHerb is one of the largest US-based online retailers of nutritional supplements, health foods, and personal care products. One of the biggest challenges was the migration of SQL to MongoDB as their main database.
iHerb was looking for extremly Sr engineers to add to their core team. iHerb is one of the largest US-based online retailers of nutritional supplements, health foods, and personal care products. One of the biggest challenges was the migration of SQL to MongoDB as their main database.
Solution
We provided them with our Staff Augmentation services, supplying backend engineers in C# and .NET as well SDETs to work with their local US-based engineering team and QA teams mainly on their warehouse execution systems. We implemented from scratch newer versions of each of their microservices in order to improve the old deficiencies and shortcomings of the original versions.
We provided them with our Staff Augmentation services, supplying backend engineers in C# and .NET as well SDETs to work with their local US-based engineering team and QA teams mainly on their warehouse execution systems. We implemented from scratch newer versions of each of their microservices in order to improve the old deficiencies and shortcomings of the original versions.
Results
We optimized their current systems and helped them deploy their biggest warehouse so far. This improved their speed for order creation made by robots, going from 18 stations and 100 bots (that regularly needed technical support) to an incredible number of 50 stations and 500 bots, achieving 10.000 orders in only one shift.
We optimized their current systems and helped them deploy their biggest warehouse so far. This improved their speed for order creation made by robots, going from 18 stations and 100 bots (that regularly needed technical support) to an incredible number of 50 stations and 500 bots, achieving 10.000 orders in only one shift.