Core Logic

Core Logic is a software development company headquartered in Poland. The company provides software engineering and IT services and works with clients in Europe as indicated by client names and project descriptions. Engagements include collaboration with mobility, automotive, financial and aviation organisations.

Services and capabilities

• Concept and strategy: facilitation of workshops, requirements research, business process modeling and solution architecture definitions, producing initial application designs and implementation plans.
• Web and mobile application development: design, implementation and maintenance of web applications, native and cross‑platform mobile apps, and related backend systems.
• Artificial intelligence and data science: development of data science workflows and prediction models integrated into business systems to support decision making and automation.
• Enterprise platforms and process automation: implementation of business process automation and management systems for larger organisations, including integrations with existing enterprise software.
• Product design and UX/UI: user experience and interface design for mobile apps and web panels, branding and customer experience design delivered as prototypes and production interfaces.
• DevOps and cloud engineering: cloud platform architecture, infrastructure deployment, and operational support for cloud providers such as Google Cloud Platform and AWS, including container orchestration.

Industry focus

• E‑mobility: development of mobile applications and systems for energy management and electric vehicle services, including dynamic energy management functionality.
• Automotive: construction of platforms for vehicle sales, financing, insurance and servicing, and carsharing solutions based on microservices architectures.
• Financial services (leasing, insurance, banking): delivery of software components and integrations for finance products, lending and insurance processes.
• Aviation: software development and technical contributions for airline operations and related services.

Technology and delivery approach

• Architectures: frequent use of microservices and container orchestration (Kubernetes) to structure backend systems for scalability and operational separation.
• Cloud and infrastructure: design and deployment of cloud architectures on platforms such as GCP and AWS, including infrastructure as code and environment provisioning.
• Integration and automation: delivery of integration layers, process automation, and enterprise workflow management to connect services and automate business processes.
• Data and AI: implementation of data pipelines, analytics and predictive models embedded into applications to enable data‑driven features.
• Delivery practices: use of workshops, prototype/MVP delivery (noted target of an MVP within 90 days), iterative product development, and ongoing maintenance and operational support.