Quvia builds software that orchestrates connectivity and data movement across satellite, terrestrial and hybrid links for remote operations. Its stack is unusually low-level for a SaaS firm: C++, Open vSwitch, SD-WAN, OSPF, libvirt and Spirent test gear point to real network-plane engineering, not just dashboards. Accelerating, senior-heavy engineering hiring lines up with active work on multi-path traffic orchestration and a next-gen connectivity platform.
Quvia is a privately held company founded in 2019 and headquartered in Miramar, Florida, with 201–500 employees. It provides an edge-to-cloud network platform that gives operators visibility into network performance and quality of experience, using AI to manage data and connectivity across satellite, terrestrial and hybrid networks. Customers operate in remote or bandwidth-constrained settings across sectors such as aviation, energy and maritime. The company hires in the United States, the United Arab Emirates and India, and runs on AWS, Terraform and Ansible, with NetSuite for finance.
Quvia uses C++, Python and Java with networking tools like Open vSwitch, SD-WAN, OSPF and Wireshark, infrastructure on AWS with Terraform and Ansible, Prometheus monitoring, and Selenium, TestNG and Spirent for testing.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and skews heavily toward senior engineering roles, with smaller openings in sales, data, finance, product, security and support across the US, UAE and India.
Job posts point to a next-gen connectivity platform, multi-path traffic orchestration deployment, satellite communication solution design, energy and shipping connectivity solutions, and an AI-enabled metrics dashboard.
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