AI Research Engineer, Code Metal
AI-powered development at the edge
Open for applications
AI-powered development at the edge
1-20 employees
Open for applications
1-20 employees
Company mission
To push the boundaries of AI development, bringing decades of experience, innovation, and a passion for cutting-edge technology to every project we undertake.
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Company mission
To push the boundaries of AI development, bringing decades of experience, innovation, and a passion for cutting-edge technology to every project we undertake.
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Our take
Worldwide spending on edge computing is growing at an astronomical rate. But, as organizations move to migrate their apps to the edge, the disparate nature of their approaches is making deployment difficult.
Code Metal is out to combat this with its modular, AI-powered workflows that support simpler and faster edge development. Its approach has been honed by previous work translating complex research algorithms for platform use, which it is now focussing on hardware apps for the edge.
The company has already made a splash in the space through some high-profile partnerships with the likes of L3Harris, a renowned American defence contractor. It has also raised substantial funding that it will use to expand its team to better serve its growing list of clientele.
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Benefits
- Health Care Plan (Medical, Dental & Vision)
- Retirement Plan (401k, IRA)
- Paid Time Off (Uncapped Vacation, plus Sick & Public Holidays)
- Flexible hybrid work arrangement
- Relocation assistance for qualifying employees
Funding (2 rounds)
Jul 2024
$13m
SEED
Dec 2023
$3.2m
SEED
Total funding: $16.2m
Leadership
Peter Morales
(CEO)Board Member at Gamebeast. Former CTO of Orange Comet, Mixed Reality Engineer at Microsoft and Technical Staff Member at MIT Lincoln Laboratory.
Alex Showalter-Bucher
(SVP of Technology)Previously Director of Engineering at Orange Comet, CTO at Mint State Labs and Associate Technical Staff Member at MIT Lincoln Laboratory.