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Meridion Works
Who builds it

Built by an engineer who understands operations.

Eduardo Quiñones, founder of Meridion Works

Eduardo Quiñones

Founder · Meridion Works

I'm Eduardo Quiñones, a software engineer with years of development experience.

I worked in software engineering with JPMorganChase's Commercial & Investment Bank in Plano, Texas, building enterprise technology in an environment where security, reliability, and scale matter.

My background also includes hands-on experience in warehouse and receiving operations, giving me an understanding of both sides of the problem: how software is engineered and how operational teams actually use it.

After my time in Plano, I returned home to Brownsville and founded Meridion Works with a larger goal in mind: help modernize the technology powering South Texas.

With my background in AI, software architecture, and enterprise engineering, I want to help businesses across the Port of Brownsville and the Rio Grande Valley adopt the modern systems, automation, and AI capabilities transforming industries elsewhere.

Brownsville is growing, and so is the opportunity surrounding the Port. I believe the technology supporting that growth should evolve with it. My goal with Meridion Works is to help build that future here — creating software around the businesses already moving South Texas forward.

  • 04+ years software development
  • Enterprise engineering
  • Operations experience
  • Brownsville, TX
About

Built in Brownsville, on purpose.

Meridion Works builds custom software for the companies that move physical goods — starting with the ones on our own doorstep.

Where we are
The Rio Grande Valley — trade, warehousing, trucking, customs, and the Port of Brownsville.
What we add
Modern software engineering, applied to expertise these companies already have.
Where it goes
Brownsville first. The same problems exist in Laredo, Houston and beyond.
The operation comes first
We learn your floor and build around it.
Integration beats replacement
The value is in the gaps, not in tearing systems out.
Only what earns its place
Sometimes the answer is a database and a form. Sometimes it's no project at all.

Tell us where time is going.

We’ll tell you honestly whether software can fix it.

Discuss your operation