Eddie Valdez
Started as a UPS driver. Ran operations as a DHL general manager. Then built products at Amazon, Walmart, and eBay. Now building agentic workflows for how freight operators actually run.
I built ROED because every operator I talked to was reaching for an AI fix before the foundations were even in place. So I built software that gets the foundations right first, and knows when AI actually helps, not just when it's trendy.
Human in the loop, AI in the loop. I hear it said backwards more often than I hear it said right. ROED puts AI inside your team's process. Not the other way around.
That's the whole job: know when a rule beats a model, and know when a human has to make the final call. Everything else is details.
Every engagement starts with a look at your operation, not a pitch deck.