Next-generation fixed wireless access platform for broadband operators
Tarana Wireless builds fixed wireless access hardware and software that service providers use to deliver residential broadband. Its stack pairs embedded tooling (C++, Rust, RTOS, JTAG, Buildroot) with a cloud-native backend (Kubernetes, Istio, Kafka, Elasticsearch on AWS), pointing to radios managed through a telemetry-heavy cloud layer. Accelerating, senior-weighted engineering hiring centers on MAC scheduling, embedded ML and field-issue diagnosis.
Notable leadership hires: Technical Lead
Tarana Wireless, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Milpitas, California, develops a next-generation fixed wireless access (ngFWA) platform. Its customers are broadband service providers deploying residential and enterprise access, and the company also addresses industrial connectivity and radio backhaul. The company employs 201–500 people and runs additional R&D in Pune, India. It reports operator deployments across 24 countries and 47 US states. Tarana is privately held.
Tarana uses C++, Rust, Go and Python with RTOS, JTAG and Buildroot for embedded work, plus Kubernetes, Istio, Kafka, Elasticsearch, PostgreSQL and Terraform on AWS. NetSuite and Arena PLM support operations.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating and dominated by engineering, mostly at senior levels, with smaller finance and marketing needs. Current openings are based in the United States.
Projects include ngFWA product development, MAC scheduling and resource allocation algorithms, machine learning for real-time embedded systems, bench-test automation and power-on verification for new hardware.
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