OXIO operates a cloud-native telecom platform (Go, Java, Kotlin, C++, AWS/GCP/Azure) that abstracts wireless infrastructure into a SaaS interface. The engineering-dominant hiring mix—six of twelve active roles—paired with projects spanning SDK expansion, real-time rating & charging, and a modern data platform (dbt, Spark, Airflow) indicates a company scaling toward API-first integration and data-driven network operations. Pain points around revenue leakage, roaming costs, and legacy BSS integration signal they're building automation layers to address structural inefficiencies in carrier operations.
OXIO is a Telecom-as-a-Service platform that disaggregates mobile infrastructure and delivers custom wireless networks to enterprises and brands via cloud. Founded in 2018, the company serves customers seeking carrier-independent connectivity with actionable mobile data insights—a use case requiring deep integration with 3GPP standards, real-time billing engines, and cross-provider orchestration. OXIO operates across US, Canada, Mexico, and France. The product surface spans network provisioning (BrandVNO platform), telemetry (Customer 360 dashboards), and mobile engagement APIs, supported by a modern data architecture handling real-time activation and KPI monitoring.
OXIO builds on Go, Java, Kotlin, C++, and Node.js, deployed across AWS, GCP, and Azure. Data layer relies on DynamoDB, PostgreSQL, Spark, Airflow, and dbt. Infrastructure is containerized (Docker, Kubernetes) and managed via Terraform and Ansible.
Current projects include BrandVNO platform development, real-time rating & charging systems, a modern data platform migration, Customer 360 dashboards, real-time activation APIs, and AI-driven billing support to reduce revenue leakage.
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