Tactical mesh radio systems for secure, high-bandwidth communications
Silvus Technologies designs advanced tactical radio systems built on MIMO and mesh networking, now part of Motorola Solutions as of 2025. The engineering-heavy hiring profile (23 engineers across mid, senior, and principal levels) and active focus on StreamCaster product development, MANET radios, and unmanned systems integration reflect a company scaling both manufacturing and R&D. Pain points around production failures and workmanship standards signal a shift from prototype-stage to volume manufacturing operations.
Notable leadership hires: Business Development Director, Sales Director
Silvus Technologies develops tactical communications systems rooted in DARPA research, enabling secure, self-healing mesh networks across non-line-of-sight environments. The product line centers on advanced radios supporting video and high-bandwidth data transmission using proprietary MIMO and COFDM technologies. Recent acquisition by Motorola Solutions in 2025 consolidates Silvus into a larger defense and public-safety portfolio. The company operates from Los Angeles with 201–500 employees and is actively hiring across engineering, sales, operations, and manufacturing, with particular emphasis on scaling production infrastructure and expanding unmanned systems integration roadmaps.
Silvus uses ARM, RISC-V, FPGA, MATLAB, C/C++, Kubernetes, AWS, Azure, and proprietary StreamCaster and MANET radio systems. RF design tools include Altium and Vector Network Analyzer; cryptography relies on OpenSSL.
Current projects include StreamCaster product development, MANET radio systems, next-generation electronic warfare platforms, autonomous and unmanned systems integration, and production test infrastructure automation.
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