ML platform for real-time broadband and WiFi quality monitoring
Beegol builds ML-driven network monitoring for telecom operators, detecting service degradation and outages before customers experience them. The tech stack (Python, AWS, Redshift, PostgreSQL) and active project list reveal a company scaling toward AI agents and LLM-based diagnostics — a shift from rule-based detection toward learned pattern recognition. Engineering-heavy headcount (218 of 223 hires) focused on data pipelines and ML training suggests they're shifting from reactive monitoring to predictive, autonomous issue resolution.
Beegol is a machine-learning platform for broadband and WiFi operators to detect network issues in real time. The product identifies outages, service degradation, and WiFi problems automatically, reducing customer churn driven by poor Quality of Experience (QoE). Operators use Beegol to catch problems before end-user complaints arrive, optimize remediation workflows, and avoid costly field visits. The company serves mid-market telecom operators in Brazil and South Africa, operating with a small engineering-focused team founded in 2019.
Python, SQL, AWS (Lambda, ECS, Fargate, API Gateway), Redshift, PostgreSQL, Terraform, and MLOps tools. Currently adopting Terraform and MLOps frameworks for production deployment.
AI agent architecture integration, LLM training and fine-tuning pipelines, and data pipeline design for collection, cleaning, and reproducibility — indicating a move toward autonomous diagnostics and learned pattern detection.
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