Re-architect a GPS-based fleet tracking system to resolve scale, reliability, and security issues introduced during a prior microservices migration
An european recognized leader in telecommunications
Telecommunications / Telematics / IoT
Europe
Enterprise (national footprint; high device counts)
Solution architecture, backend engineering, platform hardening, QA automation (TDD), DevOps enablement, performance engineering
.NET, SQL Server, RabbitMQ, Redis, Elasticsearch, Azure DevOps, Docker
Solution architect, .NET engineers, QA automation engineer(s), DevOps/SRE, performance engineer
Multi-phase engagement with staged cutovers
The existing platform struggled to onboard new clients and devices. A prior shift to microservices introduced scalability and security gaps, excessive inter-service chatter, and brittle cache updates; consuming ~50% of processing time. The system had high error rates, complex code, and no robust failover, risking GPS data loss during incidents.