Does N-Squared work exclusively in Telecommunications?
N-Squared works only in the Telecommunications domain, providing our own family of modern, standards-based Telco Products to operators here in Australasia, and around the globe.
How did N-Squared become experts in Telecommunications software?
N-Squared Software was founded in 2008, and has worked continously in Telecommunications since then.
Furthermore, the core of our senior staff were previously long-term employees of other Telecommunications software development companies, specifically G8 Labs, eServGlobal, and Oracle.
What is the relationship between N-Squared and Oracle?
N-Squared is currently an Oracle Gold Partner.
In the past we have deployed and maintained many different instances of the Oracle OCNCC/OC3C telecommunications software platform on behalf of various Telco operators around the world.
For new Telco deployments, naturally we recommend our own N-Squared Products for real-time telephony call, session, and message processing.
What technologies does N-Squared use?
Run-time operating system is exclusively Linux. At the Database layer, we work with MongoDB and PostgreSQL. For front-end components we use Angular/JS.
Our domain-specific telephony suite codec libraries (ASN.1, M3UA, Diameter, TCAP, etc.) are necessarily written in C for maximum performance of bit/byte processing.
For embedded service logic, we have long-ago settled on the popular, powerful, lightweight Lua scripting language. Lua is specifically designed for the execution of fast, re-entrant, hooks and plugins.
Our mid-layer frameworks use various 3GL programming languages as appropriate. We are currently in the process of evaluating Rust as our “standard” 3GL language for future development.
Does N-Squared hire junior Programmers?
At this moment in time, we are not actively seeking graduate/junior programmers.
Does N-Squared offer a “Student Intern Programme”?
N-Squared does not currently offer a Student Summer Intern programme.
At this time we do not have any tasks suitable for an intern to tackle.
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