OpenRAN-based private 5G/6G for defense and industrial operations
IS-Wireless builds LiquidRAN-based private 5G and 6G networks for military and industrial environments where commercial infrastructure fails. The stack is deeply telecommunications-native—O-RAN, 3GPP, LTE/5G protocol stacks, NVIDIA A100 GPUs, and simulation tools (ns-3, USRP, QEMU)—with no cloud-native bloat. Active projects span 6G research, OpenRAN blueprints, and ultra-resilient network deployments; hiring is engineering and research-heavy (10 of 13 tracked roles), signaling a technology-first roadmap focused on protocol implementation and emerging standards rather than sales expansion.
IS-Wireless designs and deploys private 5G and 6G networks optimized for defense and Industry 4.0 use cases—tactical communications, autonomous systems, real-time AR, and mobile command units. Headquartered across Warsaw, Eindhoven, and Tallinn, the company operates at the intersection of OpenRAN standardization and proprietary LiquidRAN technology. The product surface includes radio access network (RAN) architecture, core network components, network orchestration (MANO), and digital twin platforms for planning and optimization. Current pain points center on building ultra-resilient connectivity in resource-constrained environments, rapid base-station recovery, and global customer identification—gaps that reflect both technical and go-to-market maturity.
O-RAN, 3GPP, LTE/5G protocol implementation (PHY/MAC/RLC/PDCP/RRC layers), Kubernetes, Docker, C++, Python, ns-3 simulation, NVIDIA A100, and VMware/QEMU virtualization. Tools also include Git, TLS/IPsec, LDAP, and DNS for network security and management.
Warsaw, Eindhoven, and Tallinn. Active hiring is concentrated in Poland and the Netherlands.
6G research, OpenRAN blueprint development, LiquidRAN technology advancement, ultra-resilient 5G network deployments, satellite-terrestrial integration architecture, and a 5G/6G digital twin platform for network planning and optimization.
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