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Carrier-grade network engineering for demanding operators.

Ten years designing, operating and documenting multi-vendor networks.
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We work with the industry's top vendors

  • Cisco
  • Juniper
  • Nokia
  • Huawei
  • Arista
  • HPE
  • Aruba
  • Mikrotik
  • Ubiquiti
  • Cambium
  • Ruckus
  • ADTRAN
  • Brocade
  • Aviat
  • Ceragon
  • Fortinet
  • Palo Alto
  • Sophos
  • SonicWall
  • WatchGuard
  • Avaya
  • 3CX
  • Asterisk
  • Grandstream
  • Kamailio
  • Metaswitch
  • +10 years
    Operator-grade engineering
  • Carrier-grade
    Design like a serious carrier
  • Multi-vendor
    Cisco · Juniper · MikroTik · Nokia · …
  • +5 countries
    LATAM and the Caribbean

Carrier-grade service areas

Seven fronts. Your team covers some; we come in for the ones that are missing.

  1. 01 · FTTx

    Optical budget from day one, GPON and XGS-PON coexisting on the same plant. Speed upgrades should not cost you a new network.

  2. 02 · Wireless

    Licensed and unlicensed spectrum, 10G radios, interference planning and link budget. Real capacity where fiber does not reach yet — or does not make sense.

  3. 03 · Optical transport

    Two fiber strands can carry far more than you carry today: DWDM, transponders and multiplexers multiply capacity without laying a new meter of fiber. OLP path protection for real layer 1 redundancy, plus spare capacity you can resell to nearby operators.

  4. 04 · Routing

    Core and edge, BGP and peering, MPLS, IS-IS/OSPF, CGNAT. The layer where a mistake is not felt by one customer — it is felt by all of them.

  5. 05 · Security

    RPKI, IRR, route filtering, access and perimeter hardening. An AS that announces and accepts only what it should, and that never shows up on the next prefix hijack report.

  6. 06 · Monitoring

    Zabbix, LibreNMS, Grafana, Prometheus, Rsyslog and flow analysis. Event correlation and dashboards that surface degradation before the subscriber reports it.

  7. 07 · Automation

    Versioned configuration, automated backups and repeatable deployments. Structured network and outside plant documentation — NetBox, OZmap, Git — that stays alive after the engineer who built it moves on.

Results in real networks

Anonymized under NDA
  • Regional ISP · [Country]

    [Core redesign and peering strategy]

    [Initial state, architectural decision, and what changed for the subscriber.]

    [XX%]
    Lower latency
    [XX]
    Weeks to execute
  • FTTx operator · [Country]

    [XGS-PON migration without replacing the plant]

    [Initial state, architectural decision, and what changed for the subscriber.]

    [XX]
    Subscribers migrated
    0
    Unplanned outages
  • Multi-site enterprise · [Country]

    [Monitoring and incident response]

    [Initial state, architectural decision, and what changed for the subscriber.]

    [XX%]
    Fewer tickets
    [XX min]
    Detection time

Diagnosis in minutes, on your network's real data.

Our automation pipelines are wired into inventory, monitoring and real configuration. They correlate what used to take hours of logs, and the engineer arrives at root cause with context instead of starting from scratch.

  • Hours → minutes

    How long a root-cause diagnosis takes when correlation is already done by the time the engineer arrives.

  • Before the ticket

    Thresholds and event correlation that surface degradation before the subscriber reports it.

  • An engineer decides

    Automation prepares the case; the person who touches the network has already been inside that network.

How a project starts

No strings attached on the first step. If we cannot add value, we say so.

  1. STEP 01
    Technical conversation

    A call with an engineer, not a salesperson. You tell us what's failing or where you're growing.

  2. STEP 02
    Written read of your network

    We review topology, capacity and failure modes, and deliver a written diagnosis. It's yours whether you engage us or not.

  3. STEP 03
    Scope and timelines in writing

    Assigned engineers, work windows and response times agreed before touching the network.

What we get asked before you hire us

If your question is not here, drop us a line and we will answer by email — no meeting required.

Do you work alongside my in-house team or replace it?

Alongside it. We cover the fronts your team cannot reach and leave everything documented so they can keep operating it.

In which countries can you go on-site?

Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia and Ecuador. On-site availability depends on the project; remote work has no such limit.

How do you engage — by project or by retainer?

Both. Fixed-scope projects, or continuous engagement with assigned engineers and response times agreed in writing.

What happens if the case is outside your comfort zone?

We say so. And we usually have someone to call: engineers with years in bigger operations who mentor us when needed.

Do you work with the vendor I already have deployed?

Yes. We are multi-vendor and do not resell any particular brand, so our recommendation is not driven by a sales agenda.

What about the confidentiality of my network?

We sign an NDA before receiving any information. Any case study we publish is always anonymized.

Tech notes

What we solve in the field, written for engineers.

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A conversation can start the next deployment.

Tell us what is happening in your operation. An engineer responds, not an automated form.

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