About Amicus Shipping LLC

Maritime experience behind the tools.

Amicus grew from work around vessels, cargo and port calls. Today that experience shapes connectivity and coordination tools for the people moving between ship and shore.

The person behind Amicus

Jivko Atanassov

Jivko Atanassov, founder of Amicus Shipping LLC
Founder, Amicus Shipping LLC

Ship agency, vessel operations and cargo inspection came before the digital tools.

Jivko's maritime background includes ship-agent work, a marine superintendent role and petroleum inspection. His work has involved vessel arrivals and departures, terminal coordination, crew and spares arrangements, and cargo quantity checks.

At Amicus, his marine consulting work has included cargo and bunker surveys. That background brings a concrete view of shipping: schedules change, several parties need the same information, and small gaps in communication can affect the next movement.

His professional record also includes building spreadsheet templates to simplify document processing. Applying technology to a repeated operational task is a thread that continues through Amicus today.

From port work to digital services

The work shapes what we build.

One maritime perspective connects three parts of the business.

Understand the operation

People, timing and handovers.

Agency and vessel operations require coordination between crew, terminals, service providers and the ship. Information needs to reach the person who can act on it.

Prepare the journey

Connectivity before departure.

A joining crew member needs travel details, maps and a way to contact the coordinator. The Amicus eSIM store provides a place to arrange mobile data for covered travel destinations.

Solutions for seafarers

Connect the participants

A shared crew-change workflow.

Amicus Crew Change brings trip information, journey stages and messages together for participating crew and coordinators.

Explore Amicus Crew Change

Professional background

Experience you can put in context.

Jivko's professional record lists IFIA certification during his past petroleum-inspection roles. That work included cargo gauging, temperature measurement and quantity calculations. These references describe his professional history, rather than a current company accreditation.

We keep the same care in describing the products. Travel eSIMs depend on terrestrial mobile networks. Crew-change arrangements still need local confirmation. Inspection question practice does not award a qualification.

About the inspection study tool

A direct conversation

Tell us about your next crew rotation.

Share the travel countries, crew numbers and the communication problem your team needs to solve.

Discuss Crew Connectivity