Swoop Technologies
Swoop Technologies builds SwoopOS, a secure distributed operating system for coordinating equipment and data across militaries and critical infrastructure. Its platform includes the Valhalla SDK for deploying autonomous and distributed systems and the Surf browser for operations, targeting defense, energy, communications, and manufacturing operators at the digital edge. The privately held company sells enterprise software and tooling for edge orchestration and data utilization, rather than cloud-only solutions.
Open Positions at Swoop Technologies
5 open positions
Swoop Technologies is seeking a Deployment and Test Engineer to deploy, integrate, troubleshoot, and sustain software across mission-critical DoD environments. The role combines cloud deployment automation, CI/CD operations, post-deployment testing, and customer-facing technical coordination, with up to 50% travel.
Build embedded firmware, kernel modules, and system services for SwoopOS, a distributed operating system designed to operate across real-world military and critical-infrastructure systems. This hybrid Fort Worth role combines low-level systems development with hardware integration and customer deployment support.
Build scalable backend services, APIs, SDKs, and Python packages for SwoopOS, a distributed operating system for military and critical infrastructure applications. This hybrid role works closely with firmware, frontend, and infrastructure teams and requires an active US security clearance.
Build scalable backend services, APIs, and SDKs powering SwoopOS and applications operating in the physical world. This hybrid role focuses on Python development, distributed systems, Kubernetes production environments, and near-real-time data storage.
Build embedded firmware, kernel modules, and system services for SwoopOS, a distributed operating system designed to operate across real-world military and critical-infrastructure systems. This role combines low-level systems programming with hardware integration and cross-boundary debugging.