About Iotpathway

Built by engineers who've been on the floor at 3am

In 2019, Victoria Eze was running IoT infrastructure for Arcturus Industrial Systems — a mid-size precision manufacturing firm based in the Boston area. She managed around 3,200 vibration and temperature sensors across six CNC machining lines. The tooling her team had was a SCADA system built for process engineers, a spreadsheet of 3,200 MAC addresses, and a shared email inbox that received every alert regardless of severity.

Firmware updates required scheduling a maintenance window on Sunday nights, coordinating with a contractor who knew the vendor's CLI tool, and praying nothing bricked. When a spindle sensor on Line 4 started drifting its heartbeat interval from 30 seconds to 4 minutes — a symptom of firmware degradation — nobody noticed for eleven days. The quality fallout cost three days of rework.

She spent the next year looking for a tool that a shift supervisor could use to manage a fleet that large without a DevOps background. The options were either developer-first platforms requiring Kubernetes manifests, or enterprise SCADA integrators requiring six-figure professional services. Victoria co-founded Iotpathway in 2021 to close that gap.

"Every tool I evaluated either assumed my team wrote firmware or assumed I had a $400K integration budget. The floor engineer managing 3,000 sensors doesn't have either. That's who we build for." Victoria Eze, CEO & Co-Founder
Iotpathway operations control room with IoT monitoring dashboards

Team

Founders with industrial and embedded systems backgrounds

Victoria Eze

Victoria Eze

CEO & Co-Founder

Former IoT infrastructure lead at Arcturus Industrial Systems, where she managed 3,200+ sensors across six CNC machining lines using spreadsheets and a shared alert inbox. Founded Iotpathway in 2021 because no available tool was built for the floor engineer, not the firmware developer.

Marcus Oduya

Marcus Oduya

CTO & Co-Founder

Former embedded systems engineer at Quanta IoT, where he built firmware update infrastructure for 300,000 deployed industrial devices. Knows how OTA fails in the field and how to build it so it doesn't.

Priya Nair

Priya Nair

Head of Customer Success

Background in industrial software onboarding, previously supporting operations teams adopting sensor management tooling at mid-size manufacturers. Runs every new customer onboarding at Iotpathway — her rule: if a shift supervisor needs IT to complete setup, it's not done yet.

Iotpathway team working together in Boston office

How we build

Operations-first, not engineering-first

Floor engineers are the user

Every feature decision starts with "can a shift supervisor do this without calling IT?" If the answer is no, we haven't built it right yet.

Reliability over features

Sensor management infrastructure needs to be boring and dependable. We're not building features that impress in a demo and break in production.

Onboarding with real customers

Every new customer gets time with Victoria or Marcus during onboarding. We learn from how people actually use the platform, not from usage analytics alone.

Transparent about what we are and aren't

Iotpathway is not a SCADA replacement. It doesn't replace your process control layer or your historian. It manages the devices themselves — provisioning, firmware, health, and alerts. We tell customers exactly that before they sign up.

Talk to the people who built it

Victoria or Marcus will take your first call. Tell us about your fleet and we'll show you what Iotpathway can do for your specific setup.