Logistics Operator
Product leader
Platform builder.

I've managed $160M trade routes, led products from zero to one and coded full-stack platforms from scratch. Now leading product and platform development at Unsworth, a technology-led freight forwarder, where I own the roadmap and evolution of Pathway — their proprietary logistics platform.

Saif Khalaf

SAIF KHALAF / London, UK / 2026

I started my career on the operations floor at Maersk in Felixstowe, managing liner services across North Europe before taking on full P&L responsibility for $160M in annual revenue across 240,000 containers at UASC. I've worked across every layer of the industry — vessel operations, trade management, pricing strategy, and corporate development — across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and South America.


That foundation gave me an instinct for where logistics businesses lose money, where data is missing, and where the right piece of software can make an outsized difference.

OPERATIONS Maersk
COMMERCIAL SAFMARINE & ZIM
STRATEGY UASC

Over the past seven years I've founded four logistics startups, each time taking a product from idea to working software. At FarSea & BoxHaul I did it entirely solo — designing the UX in Figma, coding the front-end in React, building the back-end in Django with Celery and Redis, and deploying on AWS.


I've also led product teams in a more traditional sense — running discovery, writing epics, managing roadmaps, and mentoring PMs. The result is a profile that's rare in logistics: someone who can sit in a customer meeting in the morning and ship a feature in the afternoon.

Logistics technology is moving fast.
Let's talk about where it's going.

Logistics technology is at an inflection point. I'm always interested in connecting with people who are thinking seriously about where the industry is headed — whether that's platform strategy, AI in supply chains, or what the next generation of freight software looks like.

If that's you, I'd love to talk.

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