Military mobile networking for disconnected operations
Persistent Systems builds tactical mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) for defense and first-responder operations. The stack—Kubernetes, Docker, embedded Linux, C++, MATLAB—reflects a systems engineering org balancing containerized cloud services with low-level embedded work. Active hiring is accelerating across engineering (19 roles) and support (14), while projects span Wave Relay system development, JADC2 integration, and sensor fusion, suggesting deployment pace is outrunning internal support capacity.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
Persistent Systems is a defense-tech provider founded in 2007, headquartered in New York with distributed offices across six US states. The company engineers Wave Relay, a mobile ad hoc networking platform designed to maintain voice, video, and situational awareness in austere or denied-communication environments—battlefield, remote operations, disaster response. Revenue model includes direct military sales, foreign military sales (FMS) programs, and a reseller partner ecosystem. The customer base spans military, government, first responders, and commercial sectors requiring mesh networking in high-consequence settings.
Wave Relay, a mobile ad hoc networking (MANET) platform for transmitting voice, video, and situational awareness in disconnected or degraded environments. Also offers Cloud Relay for cloud-based deployment.
Headquarters in New York, NY. Additional offices in Colorado, Montana, North Carolina, North Dakota, and Wyoming.
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