NextG Systems

Our team is united by the belief that secure, high-performance wireless infrastructure should be open, auditable, and provably correct. We combine deep expertise in wireless systems, networking, and high-assurance software to build AI-powered, formally verified Core and RAN technology on open source, open hardware, and open interfaces, serving both national security and commercial innovation.

Leadership

Dan Dumitriu, a recognized expert in distributed systems, software-defined networking, and high-assurance systems design. Dan has worked on URLLC communications, embedded AI in the RAN, and ISAC. His recent work spans open-source FPGA and SDR platforms, embedded systems, and toolchains.

Kyle Jamieson, Professor of Computer Science at Princeton University, whose research spans mobile and wireless systems for sensing, localization, and communication, and computational structures for NextG wireless across classical, quantum, and optical domains. Kyle is a Fellow of the IEEE and a Distinguished Member of the ACM, and holds bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degrees from MIT.

Join the team

We're looking for engineers and researchers in wireless systems, FPGA and SDR design, AI/ML for networks, and formal methods who want to build open, provably correct NextG infrastructure.

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