Cloud-native mobile core, IMS and RAN software for telecom operators
Mavenir builds cloud-native network software for mobile operators, spanning 5G core, IMS, VoLTE and radio access. The stack pairs Kubernetes, OpenShift, Helm and OpenStack with ML tooling like Kubeflow, LoRA and QLoRA, which points to AI-driven network functions rather than classic telecom appliances. Hiring is accelerating and heavily senior-engineering, aimed at SMF testing, ePDG development and cloud-native modernization.
Mavenir develops software for mobile operators, covering mobile core, 5G core, IMS core, radio access network, packet compute, RCS, VoLTE and business messaging. Its products are designed as cloud-native, AI-oriented network functions deployed on container and virtualization platforms. The company is privately held, headquartered in Richardson, Texas, and employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people. It reports deployments with operators across a large global footprint, and it hires in India, the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, Norway and Ukraine.
Mavenir runs on Kubernetes, Docker, Helm, OpenShift, OpenStack and VMware Tanzu, writes code in C++ and Python, uses Cassandra and Ceph for data, and uses Kubeflow, Airflow and Dagster for ML and data pipelines.
Job posts point to ePDG product development, NFV-based IMS deployments, cloud-native modernization, and QA, performance and chaos testing for its 5G SMF.
Mavenir hires in India, the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, Norway and Ukraine, with most openings in senior engineering roles.
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