Cellular LTE surveillance cameras and remote-site monitoring platform
VOSKER builds LTE-connected security cameras with a cloud backend written in Go, Rust and C++, using NATS and Protocol Buffers for event messaging. Genetec in the stack, plus projects on alarm forwarding and third-party integration modules, points to a push into professional security and VMS ecosystems. Adoption of OpenTelemetry alongside Prometheus and Grafana tracks the stated pain of delivering security events reliably in real time.
Notable leadership hires: Product Engineering Director
VOSKER is a privately held Canadian company headquartered in Victoriaville, Quebec, with 201–500 employees. It designs wireless surveillance cameras that run on cellular LTE networks for monitoring remote areas, paired with cloud software that delivers alerts. The company handles firmware, hardware validation and platform engineering, and markets its products through major digital ad channels including Amazon, Google, Meta and Microsoft. Hiring spans Canada, Estonia and Germany.
VOSKER's stack includes Go, Rust, C++, PostgreSQL, NATS, Protocol Buffers, Docker and Podman, monitored with Prometheus, Grafana, Zabbix and Alertmanager. It is adopting OpenTelemetry and uses Salesforce, Pipedrive and Jira.
VOSKER is headquartered in Victoriaville, Quebec, Canada, and also hires in Estonia and Germany.
Yes. Engineering leads VOSKER's accelerating hiring, followed by marketing, with mostly mid-level roles and a Product Engineering Director opening, across Canada, Estonia and Germany.
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