Jobs at Cape

The GRC Engineer will automate continuous controls monitoring, mature SOC 2 and CMMC compliance programs, manage risk assessments, policies, vendor risk, access reviews, audit preparation, and remediation. The role partners with Security and Engineering leaders to translate regulatory requirements into technical controls, build compliance tooling, support customer security due diligence, and improve scalable governance processes.

Own technical program management for Cape’s network team, including Jira task tracking, dependency management, roadmap planning, timeline accountability, vendor coordination, and cross-functional communication. The role will assess technical feasibility, deconflict priorities, translate between engineering and business stakeholders, and help establish program management processes as the network organization scales.

Build and scale Cape’s FP&A infrastructure, including budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, financial modeling, KPI dashboards, and executive reporting. Partner with leadership, RevOps, accounting, analytics, and operations to translate business priorities into financial plans, actionable insights, and capital allocation recommendations. The role also supports board materials, investor updates, process automation, and scalable reporting systems in a high-growth technology environment.

Handle high-volume customer interactions, technical troubleshooting, network testing, and issue resolution. Collaborate with engineering to automate workflows, test mobile applications, manage device inventory, coordinate carrier and OEM relationships, and support fraud response. The role also contributes customer insights, quality assurance feedback, scalable operational playbooks, and future team-building efforts.

The Controller will build scalable accounting processes, implement an ERP, manage quote-to-cash operations, own AR, AP, payroll, tax, compliance, financial statements, and audit readiness. The role will lead Cape through its first PCAOB audit, maintain GAAP-compliant books, improve close processes, and hire and develop the accounting team.

Drive revenue growth by selling privacy and security solutions to the U.S. Marine Corps and Navy. Manage strategic government accounts, develop pipelines, navigate procurement and contracting processes, close new business, and expand existing relationships. Serve as a trusted client advisor while providing market intelligence and coordinating with marketing, business development, product, and technical teams. The role requires defense-focused enterprise sales experience, technical aptitude, an active TS/SCI clearance, and travel up to 75%.

Provide strategic administrative support to the VP of Engineering by managing calendars, resolving scheduling conflicts, coordinating travel, serving as a stakeholder liaison, handling ad hoc projects, and improving operational efficiency. The role requires discretion, proactive problem-solving, strong communication, adaptability, and meticulous attention to detail in a fast-paced environment.

Own Cape’s social media presence by writing, editing, and publishing content; developing a distinctive brand voice; supporting thought leadership on privacy topics; translating technical features into compelling narratives; managing blog and email copy; handling light operational tasks; and building scalable content calendars, trackers, briefs, and email workflows.

Lead the architecture, implementation, and technical direction of an edge data distribution system for private 5G networks operating offline for extended periods. Design reliable synchronization, reconciliation, consistency, conflict resolution, security, and event-driven services across cloud and untrusted edge nodes. Lead and grow a distributed systems engineering team, establish technical standards, shape the roadmap, collaborate with customers and product teams, and build connectivity services for end-user devices.

Lead technical engagements with federal customers, from understanding mission needs through deploying and integrating Cape’s secure telecommunications technology. Build customer relationships, deliver executive presentations, coordinate product and engineering resources, adapt technical solutions, troubleshoot networks, and serve as the on-site implementation lead. The role requires strong networking knowledge, scripting ability, enterprise sales experience, an active TS/SCI clearance, and willingness to travel extensively.

Drive revenue growth by selling privacy and security telecommunications solutions to the U.S. Navy. Develop strategic account plans, navigate government procurement and contracting processes, build sales pipelines, close new business, expand existing accounts, and maintain long-term government relationships. The role also requires competitive intelligence, client issue resolution, collaboration with marketing and product teams, technical task automation, active TS/SCI clearance, and travel up to 75%.

As Head of Federal Engineering, you will architect and execute technical vision, lead a high-performing team, serve as a key technical partner to federal customers, and ensure scalable, secure network solutions under regulated environments.

Join Cape as a Software Engineer responsible for developing and integrating software products in the telecommunications stack focused on privacy. You'll work on new projects and influence engineering practices.

Embed with federal customers to deploy, configure, integrate, and support Cape's mobile network products; prototype and write production-grade code for integrations and tooling; translate mission needs into engineering priorities; run pilots, lead incident response, and push durable fixes into the product roadmap. Travel and on-site customer engagement required.

Lead Cape's government engagement and policy strategy, build and manage relationships with federal stakeholders, forecast policy and budget changes, shape beneficial policies, coordinate external advisors and partners, and run cross-industry government events to advance company objectives.

The Senior Full Stack Software Engineer will build responsive web applications, ensure security and performance, and improve user workflows. Engage in cross-functional product development and maintain coding standards through reviews and knowledge sharing.

Own and improve internal developer platforms and tooling to speed engineering velocity: CI/CD, local dev environments, test infrastructure, AI-assisted workflows, and secure developer processes. Measure pipeline reliability and AI productivity, partner with security for FedRAMP-adjacent constraints, and raise engineering standards through docs, runbooks, and cross-team collaboration.

Provide hands-on Tier‑1 IT support for the DC office: run onboarding/offboarding, resolve hardware/software issues to SLA, manage inventory and procurement, build asset-management systems, maintain conference room AV, and support Google Workspace/M365, macOS, Windows and Linux endpoints while enabling audit-ready practices for compliance.

Develop and support iOS applications focusing on privacy and security, collaborating with teams for feature development and user experience improvement.

As an Android Engineer, you'll develop a mobile privacy platform, manage Android experiences, and collaborate with diverse teams on telecom infrastructure and applications.