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Company Summary

  • DockMaster Software DockMaster Software
  • http://dockmaster.com
  • Computer / IT (Software)
  • 11-25 employees
  • Tampa Bay, Florida, United States of America

Company Overviews

DockMaster Software pioneered the marine management software industry, deploying DockMaster®, the first marine management system, in 1983. The product line was expanded to include a cloud-based version for those clients interested in the ultimate flexibility and convenience. As part of the Valsoft family of companies, DockMaster continues to bring innovative and user-friendly products to the marine and marina industries by designing customer focused solutions.

DockMaster helps marinas, boatyards, and boat dealerships gain control of their operations by providing a complete and integrated system with which to manage all daily operations. From the time customers book a reservation or sign an annual lease, DockMaster tracks the customers' history right down to their ship’s store and fuel purchases. Employee time can be tracked on the upcoming DockMaster Mobile App-- time, labor comments, and job details are automatically synced with DockMaster .

DockMaster's dealership and boat yard software includes prospecting, unit sales, service, inventory management, and much more. With the industry's only applications programming interface, DockMaster integrates with a number of popular technologies that help dealers, marinas, and boat yards exceed their customers' expectations.

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Senior Software Engineer
3.9
9 September 2026
Solid tech role with room for growth
Pros: The engineering team is fantastic, very supportive and knowledgeable. We work on interesting problems related to port management software, which is quite niche. The company culture promotes a lot of collaboration, and I learned a lot from my peers. Flexible work arrangements are also a big plus.
Cons: Career advancement paths aren't always super clear, which can make it hard to know what to aim for. Sometimes project priorities shift quite rapidly, leading to a bit of re-work. The compensation is decent, but might not be top-tier compared to some other tech firms in the city.
Advice to Management: Consider formalizing career development tracks and providing more transparent paths for advancement. This would help retain talent and give engineers clearer goals.
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