Quick International Couriers began in 2011 with two vans, one leased warehouse in Slough and an obsession: no shipment should ever be "somewhere in the system" — it should be exactly known, at every minute.
Fifteen years later that obsession runs a network spanning 220+ countries, 12 global air hubs and 620,000 m² of warehousing. But the founding habit remains: when something goes wrong, we say so first — and fix it faster than anyone expects.
SLOUGH HQ · SINCE 2011A promise is a coordinate. We commit to windows we can hit and hit windows we commit to — 99.2% of the time, audited.
When weather, borders or breakdowns bite, our customers hear it from us first — with a plan attached, never an excuse.
Every parcel is a borrowed object on a shared planet. We move more with less: less fuel, less packaging, less noise.
"Logistics is the art of making complexity invisible. Our job is that the promise a brand makes at checkout is the promise kept at the door."

"We rebuilt our routing engine three times in five years. Each time, delivery windows got tighter and emissions per drop got smaller. We are not done."

"The best technology in logistics is the kind a customer never notices — until the moment it saves their shipment."

We're hiring across engineering, operations and commercial teams.