Network and software engineering services for SASE, SDN and datacenter fabric
CodiLime is a network-focused engineering services firm whose stack spans SASE vendors (Netskope, Zscaler, Palo Alto Networks), data-plane tooling (DPDK, eBPF, SONiC, Open vSwitch) and automation (Terraform, Ansible). Accelerating, senior- and principal-heavy engineering hiring in Poland and Brazil centers on SASE migration automation, while adoption of Azure OpenAI and LangChain points to a growing AI and agentic practice.
CodiLime is a privately held engineering services company founded in 2011, headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with 201–500 employees. It works with technology-driven clients such as networking vendors, telecoms, semiconductor makers and software providers. Services cover the full software lifecycle, from design and development through operations and maintenance. Core domains include network engineering, software-defined networking, network functions virtualization, cloud-native development on Kubernetes, DevOps, QA and UX.
CodiLime works with Python, Go, Terraform, Ansible, Docker and Kubernetes, plus networking tech like DPDK, eBPF, SONiC, Open vSwitch, EVPN/VXLAN, and SASE tools from Netskope, Zscaler and Palo Alto Networks across AWS, Azure and GCP.
CodiLime is currently hiring in Poland and Brazil, with hiring momentum accelerating and focused mainly on senior and principal engineering roles.
Current work includes automation software for SASE component migrations, datacenter fabric modernization, SmartNIC/DPU offload, a network orchestration framework, AI-inference readiness and production Python data pipelines.
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