Full-Time
Associate DevSecOps Engineer
JMA Wireless
501-1,000 employees
Designs 5G antennas and connectors
No salary listed
Bologna, Metropolitan City of Bologna, Italy
Hybrid
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- Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Informatics Engineering, or related field.
- 0–2+ years of experience in DevOps, Platform infrastructure, or Software Development.
- Hands-on experience with Linux server management and networking.
- Knowledge of virtualization and container technologies (Docker, Podman).
- Basic knowledge of Kubernetes.
- Proficiency with Python and Bash scripting.
- Experience with Ansible.
- Experience with RESTful APIs and basic development skills.
- Strong problem-solving and proactive approach to technical challenges.
- Proficiency in English.
- Experience with RedHat/OpenShift.
- Kubernetes experience (CKAD level or equivalent experience).
- Knowledges of CI/CD pipeline management and DevSecOps practices.
- Familiarity with monitoring and alerting tools.
- Manage and maintain the R&D platform infrastructure, including VMs with containerized services and Kubernetes/OpenShift deployments.
- Collaborate on deployments and maintenance of DevSecOps tools (e.g., Atlassian suite, Jenkins, SonarQube, Zabbix, Netbox) on Kubernetes/OpenShift.
- Administer, maintain and monitor deployed services, ensuring reliability, scalability, and performance (including upgrades, logs management, backup and recovery procedures).
- Implement and maintain monitoring solutions and reporting frameworks.
- Support R&D services maintenance, including automated VM provisioning tools, network discovery services, and cluster hosted services (including refactor and improvement of existing Python).
- Apply automation and Infrastructure-as-Code best practices across the platform.
- Proactively troubleshoot and assist with technical issues affecting the DevSecOps infrastructure assets and applications (including hardware, network, service, and application-level incidents).
JMA Wireless designs and sells hardware and software for wireless networks, focusing on 5G-ready antennas and connectors for indoor and outdoor use. Their products improve network speed, reliability, and security for mobile operators, enterprises, and public institutions. The company reduces issues like passive intermodulation (PIM) and boosts signal performance through high-quality, patented hardware and network-management software that partners implement in their infrastructure. Unlike many competitors, JMA emphasizes high performance, broad coverage, stability, and security across diverse environments, with a clear focus on enabling dense, future-ready networks. The goal is to help customers build and maintain advanced wireless networks that support the latest technologies and deliver reliable, high-speed mobile connectivity.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$43.9M
Headquarters
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Founded
2012
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- $44M CHIPS Act grant funds $75M Syracuse expansion, doubling O-RAN manufacturing capacity domestically.
- US DoD adoption via Marine Corps Albany logistics center and airbase operations validates mission-critical use.
- MIT partnership with Muriel Médard targets URLLC breakthroughs enabling autonomous driving and mission-critical applications.
What critics are saying
- Federated Wireless displaced JMA as prime contractor on $6M DoD project, reducing government market share.
- Nokia and Ericsson capture 70% of Tier 1 MNO O-RAN contracts, sidelining JMA's smaller capacity.
- CHIPS Act funding clawback risk if Syracuse plant misses job creation milestones by 2027.
What makes JMA Wireless unique
- XRAN all-software RAN platform achieves near-theoretical 5G throughput limits with third-party hardware.
- Proven O-RAN interoperability across Asia, Europe, North America PlugFest locations demonstrates scale.
- Deployed TEKO DAS with XRAN at Syracuse University, expanding capacity from 21 to 54 sectors.
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Company News
JMA Wireless awarded $44M to upgrade 5G O-RAN radio manufacturing plant in New York.
The Biden administration awarded $273 million in federal funding for ORU hardware development through the Wireless Innovation Fund. JMA Wireless received $43.9 million to develop the American Ruggedized Modular O-RAN Radio (ARMOR) platform, which supports energy-efficient Open Radio Unit variants. This initiative aims to enhance U.S. innovation and global leadership in wireless networks as part of the CHIPs and Science Act, which will distribute $1.5 billion over the next decade.
JMA Wireless will spend over $75 million to expand and upgrade its 5G factory in Syracuse, New York, with about $44 million coming from federal funding under the CHIPS and Science Law.
Schumer announces $44 million boost for 5G innovation in Central New York Politics
All told, JMA Wireless officials said the CHIPS Act grant will allow the company to invest $75 million to open a new production line and expand testing capabilities at its plant on Syracuse's South Side, which opened in 2022.