Connectivity Engineer: Mesh VPN & Fleet Tooling

Dexory; Nashville (TN); Hybrid; USD 90,000 - 150,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401k

20 days annual leave

Job summary

Dexory in Nashville, TN, is hiring a connectivity engineer to keep our global robot fleet online via cellular, Wi‑Fi, and mesh VPN. Hybrid work arrangement; flexibility to discuss schedule. You’ll likely come from a background supporting networked systems—telco, ISP, or robotics—combining problem solving with some coding ability.

A home lab and self-hosted services count in your favour. You’ll work across teams to diagnose issues, configure devices, and build tooling in Go to streamline fleet

Qualifications

• Hands-on experience with networks, Linux systems, or deployed devices.
• Comfortable using Linux command line and IP networking concepts.
• Experience supporting or operating networked systems and solving customer issues.

Responsibilities

• Own connectivity cases from first report to fix with customer IT on firewall rules and Wi‑Fi coverage.
• Diagnose faults across cellular, Wi‑Fi, VPN, and DNS to separate network vs. app issues.
• Commission and configure routers for new sites and validate networks before robots arrive.
• Build and maintain Go-based tooling to automate router setup and fleet checks.
• Add monitoring and alerts so issues are caught before customers notice.
• Write runbooks and shape incident and escalation processes.
• Visit warehouse sites to test coverage and bring robots online (UK, occasionally abroad).
• Write scripts or tools used by others; work in Go when needed.
• Experience handling technical problems with customers or end users.
• Be methodical in fault finding and proactive when things are unclear.
• Flexible with time zones; occasional incidents may land in the evening.

Skills

Linux familiarity

IP networking

Go tooling

Customer support

Scripting

Diagnostics

Wi-Fi basics

Tools

tcpdump

Wireshark

Go

Job description

Dexory in Nashville, TN, is hiring a connectivity engineer to keep our global robot fleet online via cellular, Wi‑Fi, and mesh VPN. Hybrid work arrangement; flexibility to discuss schedule. You’ll likely come from a background supporting networked systems—telco, ISP, or robotics—combining problem solving with some coding ability.

A home lab and self-hosted services count in your favour. You’ll work across teams to diagnose issues, configure devices, and build tooling in Go to streamline fleet