Solutions engineering co-op, Teldio
Teldio builds event-driven middleware that connects physical-security and operations systems to two-way radio and fleet software. I was given real integration work from the first week rather than an intern project, and by the second half of the term I was running my own workstreams with light supervision.
- Designed and built an internal capture-and-replay testing tool that records live protocol traffic from integration modules and replays it as automated test input, so QA can validate modules without physical hardware on the bench. It's still in use after my term.
- Contributed to five integration surfaces across access-control and intrusion-detection platforms, taking work from research through proof of concept, live validation, and handoff to R&D.
- Bridged a vendor .NET SDK into Go modules and verified it emitted output identical to the vendor's REST API, validated against two live system versions.
- Debugged protocol- and integration-level defects that only showed up against live systems, including an MQTT conformance issue reported upstream to the vendor.
My end-of-term review described the work as performed at the level of a junior solutions engineer rather than an intern. Details are kept general here because the specifics are Teldio's.
