Orchestration software and optical links for networks in motion
Aalyria builds software and laser-communication technology for mobile networks spanning satellites, aircraft and terrestrial links. Its stack pairs a deep observability layer (Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, Grafana, Jaeger, Honeycomb) with optimization solvers like Gurobi and OR-Tools, which reveals a platform that schedules network resources in real time. Hiring is accelerating and engineering-heavy, while early marketing and pipeline work points to a go-to-market function still being built.
Aalyria is a privately held company headquartered in Livermore, California, with 51–200 employees. It serves commercial and government customers that need resilient, high-throughput connectivity across moving network nodes. The company combines two technologies that originated at Alphabet: Tightbeam, a free-space optical communication system, and Spacetime, a managed platform-as-a-service for orchestrating dynamic networks. Its work spans satellite communications, 5G non-terrestrial networks and direct-to-cell services. The team hires across the United States, United Kingdom and Canada.
Aalyria uses Go, Rust, C++, Python and Java with gRPC and Protocol Buffers, runs on Kubernetes, Terraform and ArgoCD across AWS, GCP and Azure, and uses Gurobi, OR-Tools, PyTorch and JAX for optimization and ML.
Job posts point to Spacetime APIs, high-fidelity modeling of dynamic wireless networks, optimization and scheduling systems, 5G NTN orchestration, direct-to-cell services and an observability stack for satellite networks.
Aalyria is hiring in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada. Most openings are senior engineering roles, with smaller hiring in sales, security and marketing as it builds out go-to-market.
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