Armada builds full-stack edge infrastructure: modular data centers, satellite connectivity via Starlink, and GPU compute on NVIDIA with InfiniBand and NVLink. Adoption of vLLM, Triton and TorchServe points to a push into on-site model serving, while job posts reveal work on in-orbit inference and radiation-tolerant software. Accelerating, senior-heavy hiring spans engineering and sales, with a focus on filling AI factory capacity.
Armada is a San Francisco-based, privately held company founded in 2022 that delivers connectivity, compute and AI for remote and distributed locations. Its offering combines deployable modular data centers, satellite links and an AI software layer, with integrations spanning Palantir, Skydio drones and the major public clouds (AWS, Azure, GCP). The company employs 201–500 people and hires across the United States, India, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Norway and Australia. Its commercial work involves regulated, security-sensitive customers with multi-stakeholder buying groups.
Armada runs NVIDIA GPUs with InfiniBand and NVLink, Kubernetes, Helm, Terraform, Ansible, Argo Workflows, Temporal and Go, plus Prometheus and Grafana, across AWS, Azure and GCP. It is adopting vLLM, Triton and TorchServe.
Job posts cite modular data center deployments, a large form factor modular data center line, an Azure and edge security strategy, adaptive learning at the edge, and in-orbit inference with data centers in space.
Armada hires in the United States, India, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, Norway and Australia, with hiring accelerating and weighted toward senior engineering and sales roles.
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