As a Networking Engineer at Adamo, you will own the transport stack enabling sub-40ms robotic teleoperation. You will design and implement multi-path bonding, congestion control, and adaptive bitrate solutions to handle unreliable wireless links. This is a high-impact role at a seed-stage startup where your code directly determines product reliability in the field.
Networking Engineer at Adamo
Adamo is building the teleoperation engine for frontier robotics, enabling sub-40ms glass-to-glass latency for real-time control anywhere in the world. As a Networking Engineer, you will solve the critical challenge of maintaining ultra-low latency over shoddy WiFi and cellular links using multi-path bonding and custom transport protocols. Backed by F4 Fund and led by founders James Naylor and Sam Considine, this seed-stage startup offers a chance to build the foundational infrastructure for the future of robotics. If you have experience at Cloudflare or in edge networking, join us in San Francisco to make robots controllable from across the planet.
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Location
San Francisco, United States
Compensation
Not Disclosed
Company
Adamo
Role overview
Adamo provides managed teleoperation, low-latency solutions and data collection for the fastest growing robotics companies. The company builds end-to-end solutions so that robotics companies can focus on hardware and model development, while Adamo makes deployment seamless by providing managed remote teleoperation services with access to trained teleoperation specialists and low-latency infrastructure.
What you will do
- Build and optimize the transport stack using protocols like QUIC, TCP/UDP, and custom congestion control algorithms for near-zero latency.
- Develop multi-path bonding solutions to maintain robust performance over degraded wireless links that robots encounter in the field.
- Own end-to-end networking decisions at a startup where your work directly controls the success of robotic missions.
Who this is a fit for
- 3-6 years of experience with deep networking fundamentals, specifically transport protocol optimization, congestion control, and adaptive bitrate.
- Proven expertise in managing unreliable wireless links and experience with multi-path networking in cellular or WiFi environments.
- Background at high-performance edge or CDN networks such as Cloudflare, Fastly, or Akamai is highly valued.
Why this role is remarkable
- Work on a product where the networking layer isn’t just infrastructure—it’s the core engine enabling real-time robotics control globally.
- Join an elite seed-stage team backed by F4 Fund and founded by industry leaders James Naylor and Sam Considine.
- Solve the “shoddy connection” problem using multi-path bonding across LTE, 5G, and WiFi to achieve 99.5% uptime.
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