Quvia builds an AI-driven quality-of-experience platform for connectivity-constrained environments like ships, aircraft, and remote sites. The tech stack is heavy on network diagnostics (Spirent, NetFlow, SNMP, BGP/OSPF) paired with modern frontend (React, Angular) and Java backend infrastructure—a combination that reflects their core challenge: real-time visibility and intelligent routing across fragmented, multi-provider networks. Active project focus on maritime deployments and next-gen connectivity platforms, combined with engineering-led hiring in mid and director roles, suggests they're scaling from proof-of-concept delivery into repeatable product operations.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Director
Quvia is an AI-powered quality-of-experience (QoE) platform for industries operating in connectivity-constrained or highly distributed environments: maritime, aviation, energy, and shipping. The product unifies multiple connectivity sources—satellite, terrestrial networks, and multiple service providers—into a single vendor-neutral control plane, then continuously measures network performance and orchestrates traffic to optimize user experience. The company was founded in 2019 and operates from Miramar, Florida with 201–500 employees. Their engineering team is actively deploying proprietary software across maritime business units while building foundational infrastructure (design systems, component libraries) to support scaling.
Quvia uses Python, Java, and C/C++ for core development; network diagnostics tools (Spirent, NetFlow, SNMP, BGP, OSPF); and frontend frameworks (React, Angular, Node.js). Testing includes Selenium, JMeter, Cucumber, and qTest. Infrastructure runs on Linux, VMware, and KVM.
Active projects include maritime business unit deployments, next-generation connectivity platform development, vendor integrations, design system infrastructure, and virtual networking in VM environments. Ongoing focus on POC support and proprietary software rollout across ships.
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