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Telecommunications startups hiring now
The telecommunications startups hiring the most right now are Aircall, Infobip and Cato Networks. 32% of their open roles are in engineering. 28% of these companies hire mostly remote. Most are based in San Francisco, Chicago and Mountain View. Every role here comes from the company’s own careers page and is re-checked daily.
32%
of roles in engineering
15%
of roles in sales and gtm
8%
of roles in product and design
8%
of roles in data
8%
of roles in operations
Companies
Who is hiring
Aircall
New York City, US · Series D
Aircall provides a cloud-based voice platform that integrates with productivity and helpdesk tools. The company offers AI-powered features including an AI Voice Agent that automates routine calls and AI Assist that streamlines post-call work.
137 open roles3% remote
Infobip
london, GB
Infobip provides a communication platform for businesses. Customers can build messaging and voice services, customer journeys and support interactions.
122 open roles1% remote
Cato Networks
Tel Aviv, IL · Series G
The platform provides firewall-as-a-service, secure web gateway, intrusion prevention, malware prevention, DNS security, and zero-trust network access.
98 open roles20% remote
Telnyx
Chicago, US
Telnyx is a carrier-owned communications and AI platform providing voice, messaging, numbers, wireless, AI inference, networking, and storage.
55 open roles34% remote
Meter
San Francisco, US · Series C
Meter provides internet infrastructure for businesses, delivering a vertically-integrated networking solution across hardware, software, and operations.
43 open roles44% remote
DRIVENETS
Ra'anana, IL · Series C
DriveNets provides high-scale networking software for AI infrastructure and service providers.
37 open roles8% remote
Exotel
Bengaluru, IN · Debt Financing
Exotel’s GenAI-powered sales conversation platform uses state, intent, and vibe of customers to create unique personas and offer agents insights.
33 open roles0% remote
The Archetype Strategy
Mansfield, US
Archetype Infrastructure Solutions is a subcontracting and workforce solutions firm specializing in structured cabling, low-voltage systems, and telecom labor support for data centers and large-scale infrastructure projects. The company partners with general contractors, electrical contractors, and technology integrators across the U.S. to deliver skilled labor, project execution, and operational support in Division 27 (Communications) and Division 28 (Electronic Safety & Security).
32 open roles100% remote
Gigs
San Francisco, US · Series B
Gigs’ platform, Gigs OS, aggregates the world's best mobile networks into one automated platform so that tech brands can become mobile providers.
24 open roles0% remote
Cape
Arlington, US · Series C
Cape is America's privacy-first mobile carrier. Cape provides its secure network to consumers, businesses, and government agencies. Cape is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) that has built and runs its own mobile core and SIMs. Cape offers features such as SIM swap protection, defense against network-level signaling attacks, and nationwide 5G and 4G coverage.
23 open roles4% remote
TextNow
waterloo, CA · Seed
TextNow is the only free phone service provider with unlimited talk & text, **plus** data for iHeartRadio and select other apps on a nationwide 5G network.
23 open roles80% remote
Zeitview
Santa Monica, US · Series D
Zeitview provides AI-powered asset intelligence and visualization solutions for critical infrastructure. Its platform serves multiple critical infrastructure categories including solar, wind, utilities, properties, and telecom.
22 open roles47% remote
Logos Space
Mountain View, US
The system is designed to extend cloud and data center network connectivity anywhere in the world to fixed, seaborne, and airborne terminals.
22 open roles0% remote
Skylo
Mountain View, US · Series C
Skylo’s commercial NTN vRAN is a 3GPP standards-based cloud-native platform that bridges terrestrial and satellite networks.
22 open roles23% remote
Taara
Sunnyvale, US
Taara uses light to deliver ultra high-speed, high-capacity connectivity through the air.
21 open roles0% remote
Hiya
Seattle, US · Series C
Hiya’s products include Hiya Protect, a network-based spam-blocking solution, and Hiya Connect, a branded call SaaS platform for businesses.
21 open roles10% remote
Kepler
Toronto, CA · Series C
Kepler operates the first commercial optical data relay constellation, enabling real-time, continuous space communications. The company provides on-demand space connectivity for critical missions, supporting advanced on-orbit compute and hosted payload capabilities.
18 open roles17% remote
Mesh++
Chicago, US · Seed
Mesh++ develops solar-powered broadband nodes that use mobile processing power to deliver high-speed WiFi connectivity across large areas without laying cable. The company's self-powered, wire-free mesh WiFi products are designed to close the digital divide by providing internet access to rural and underserved communities.
14 open roles50% remote
HyperLight
Cambridge, US · Series C
HyperLight develops high-performance photonic integrated circuits (PICs) powered by thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN). The company offers a comprehensive suite of TFLN-based products and customized solutions spanning design, manufacturing, advanced testing, and integration.
13 open roles0% remote
Hubble Network
Seattle, US · Series B
Hubble Network is a global satellite network that any Bluetooth-enabled device can connect to. The company provides developers with an open API and modular SDKs to facilitate integration with their existing platforms.
13 open roles33% remote
Airalo
Delaware, US · Series C
Airalo is the world's first and largest eSIM marketplace, offering eSIM packages in 200+ countries and regions. Airalo for Business provides companies a platform to manage global connectivity for their teams.
13 open roles100% remote
Quo (fka OpenPhone)
San Francisco, US · Series B
We bring calls, texts, and customer information together into one easy-to-use, AI-powered platform. We’re setting a new standard for how businesses connect with their customers.
12 open roles100% remote
AppLogic Networks
Waterloo, CA · Private Equity
AppLogic Networks provides application and network intelligence software for network operators. Its cloud tools help operators analyze, optimize and monetize application experiences.
12 open roles25% remote
Mavenir
richardson, US
Mavenir provides cloud-based network solutions for mobile operators, including AI fraud protection and real-time speech AI.
11 open roles
RINGOVER GROUP
Montrouge, FR · Series B
Ringover is a SaaS solution for managing client and prospect interactions. It merges AI technology with a simple interface, offering products such as Ringover (Advanced Business Communication), Empower (Conversational AI), and Cadence (Automated Prospecting).
11 open roles9% remote
All.Space
reading, GB
All.Space provides multi-orbit satellite terminals that connect across multiple networks for resilient communications.
9 open roles0% remote
Tarana Wireless
Milpitas, US · Late Stage Venture
Tarana created ngFWA, a next-generation fixed wireless access technology built to deliver reliable, high-speed residential broadband.
9 open roles
gaiia
Montreal, CA · Series B
gaiia is an AI-native operating system for Communications Service Providers. The platform replaces fragmented legacy OSS/BSS tools with a single system covering billing, provisioning, account management, field service, and AI-driven workflows.
8 open roles100% remote
Cologix
Denver, US · Private Equity
Cologix is a network-neutral interconnection and hyperscale edge data center company. It provides colocation, interconnection, cloud connectivity, and data center services to enterprises, network providers, cloud service providers, and technology innovators.
8 open roles25% remote
Analysys Mason
London, GB · Private Equity
Analysys Mason is the leading specialist consultancy, creating lasting value in technology-intensive industries, including telecoms, digital infrastructure, software, IT services, space, defence, manufacturing and logistics.
8 open roles0% remote
Open roles
Newest roles at these startups
Motorola Solutions
Bangalore, India
Senior Cloud Ops Engineer (Cloud, Devops & Kubernetes)
Bangalore, India
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today
Skylo
Remote, US
Business Development Manager, Enterprise
Remote, US
$155k–$170k
1d ago
TELUS Digital
Remote, British Columbia
Senior DevOps Engineer
Remote, British Columbia
$69k–$87k
1d ago
Cato Networks
Canada
Professional Services Consultant
Canada
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1d ago
Kepler
Toronto, Ontario
IT Intern (January 2027) (4 months)
Toronto, Ontario
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1d ago
Telnyx
United States; Dublin, Ireland; London, UK; Paris, France
Director of Product Marketing
United States; Dublin, Ireland; London, UK; Paris, France
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1d ago
NETGEAR
Cork, Ireland
Network Engineer
Cork, Ireland
$77k–$89k
1d ago
Telnyx
Dublin, Ireland; London, UK
Director, Enterprise Sales (EMEA)
Dublin, Ireland; London, UK
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1d ago
What telecommunications startups build
Companies working in telecommunications. Aircall: Aircall provides a cloud-based voice platform that integrates with productivity and helpdesk tools. The company offers AI-powered features including an AI Voice Agent that automates routine calls and AI Assist that streamlines post-call work. Infobip: Infobip provides a communication platform for businesses. Customers can build messaging and voice services, customer journeys and support interactions. Cato Networks: The platform provides firewall-as-a-service, secure web gateway, intrusion prevention, malware prevention, DNS security, and zero-trust network access.
The roles they hire for
Across the roles open today, the mix is engineering (32%), sales and gtm (15%), product and design (8%), data (8%) and operations (8%). Engineering roles here often ask for hands-on work with the product's hardest part, so a portfolio or a shipped project counts for more than a long resume.
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Frequently asked
Which telecommunications startups are hiring the most?
Right now: Aircall, Infobip, Cato Networks, Telnyx and Meter. The list above ranks every company by the roles it has open today.
Do telecommunications startups hire remotely?
28% of the companies here hire mostly remote. Each company page shows its own remote share.
What roles do telecommunications startups hire for?
The most common are engineering, sales and gtm and product and design.
Can landed apply to telecommunications startups for me?
Yes. landed watches every company on this page, applies on each company’s own site the moment a fitting role goes up, and writes the answers for every role. Your first 25 applications are free.