Codename: Vector
Built to enhance application resiliency in the harshest of network conditions, Vector plugs into an existing application deployment and offers advanced remote control for core systems such as network routing, security, and outage mitigation.
Vector is "air traffic control" for mobile applications and remote devices. Each device can autonomously route around network problems, compress & prioritize data for low-bandwidth connections, action on real-time user feedback for any outage scenario, and provide global visibility into cellular & satellite network performance.
The Vector client-side SDK transparently optimizes network calls and continuously improves client performance. Designed for devices on terrestrial cellular or new direct-to-cell satellite constellations.
The internet is no longer stationary. Our network is designed to move.
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After 7 years at Uber as Staff Engineer and the lead of global edge infrastructure, Dylan has started ANDYL to shape and optimize mobile networking for billions of mobile users worldwide.
Dylan started his career at Uber in 2016, where he began as a mid-level software engineer and subsequently dropped out of UIUC after his Sophomore year. He joined colleagues from Google and Facebook to create a new edge infrastructure team at Uber.
In under 3½ years, Dylan became the lead of global edge infrastructure at Uber, and was also an early member of Uber's elite engineering disaster response team, dubbed Ring0. He's led company-wide outage responses across engineering, comms, ops, and executive-level teams, countered international network tampering and large-scale DDoS attacks, and managed network performance and uptime for all of Uber's apps and websites across 100s of millions of users.
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