Secure MANET radios and data networks for military and field operations
Persistent Systems builds the Wave Relay mobile ad hoc networking platform, with a stack spanning C++, Embedded Linux and hardening tools like IPsec, MACsec, SELinux and LUKS that points to firmware-level, security-first engineering. Security and ATO compliance themes recur across job posts, and new international strategy and business development leadership signals a push to win larger defense programs.
Notable leadership hires: International Strategy Director, Director of Business Development
Persistent Systems, LLC is a privately held defense technology company founded in 2007 and headquartered in New York, NY. It develops Wave Relay MANET and Cloud Relay technologies that link unmanned systems, sensors and software into a single data network. Its customers include military forces, first responders and commercial users. The company has 201–500 employees and offices in Colorado, North Carolina, Montana, North Dakota and Wyoming.
Persistent Systems uses C++, Java, Python, Embedded Linux, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Docker, Kubernetes and Ansible, plus security tooling such as IPsec, MACsec, X.509, SELinux and LUKS.
Current work centers on Wave Relay system development, integrating sensors with Wave Relay, building a testing framework, and rapidly deploying network architecture in hazardous zones.
Yes. Hiring is engineering-led, with security as a notable focus covering continuous ATO compliance, vulnerability management and incident response. All hiring is in the United States.
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