Software Engineer, Wifi and LTE
Suitable Technologies, Inc.
Apply to this jobSuitable is redefining face-to-face interaction and building a new market. We’re looking for creative, collaborative, and entrepreneurial talent to join our team.
We're looking for talented engineers to work on our wireless roaming system. Your focus will be to ensure that our customers always experience seamless network connectivity as they roam the Beam around heterogeneous WiFi and/or 4G environments.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Find, build, compile, test and debug 4G and WiFi Linux drivers. (C)
- Participate in the selection of 4G and WiFi hardware.
- Add features to and maintain WiFi/4G roaming code. (Python, and some C++)
- Expand WiFi/4G test suites. (Python)
- Develop tools to help diagnose problems in the field. (Python, and some C++)
- Provide responsive support when new networking difficulties are discovered in the field.
- Improve integration of roaming code with videoconferencing application (C++ and Python)
Skills / Job Requirements
- Degree in Computer Science or related technical field (or equivalent)
- Solid knowledge of data structures, algorithms, and software design
- Solid understanding of Linux networking
- Solid understanding of WiFi and Cellular (4G) networking
- Extensive programming experience in C/C++/Python
- Experienced Linux user
- Ability to get things done quickly and of high quality
- Willingness to take on new challenges and solve unfamiliar problems
In addition, we love to see people with personal projects that show an interest in product development and good engineering principles.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Summary
Develop and maintain WiFi/4G roaming drivers, tools, and support for seamless connectivity.
Job title
Software Engineer, Wifi and LTE
Experience level
not specified
Industry
software
Location requirements
Palo Alto, CA, on-site work only
Salary
Not specified
Management role
No
Required skills
Preferred skills
Specializations
Structured locations inferred from the posting.
Palo Alto, CA, USA