BrightAI builds a sensor-to-insights platform for critical infrastructure operators using computer vision (YOLO, TensorRT) and LLMs (Claude, GPT, Llama) on a stateful backend. The tech stack reveals a mature embedded AI architecture—PyTorch + TensorFlow for model training, TensorFlow Lite for edge deployment, Kafka for real-time data streams, and vector DBs (Weaviate, Pinecone, FAISS) for RAG systems. Hiring is heavily weighted toward staff and senior engineers (13 of 17 roles), with active projects around real-time visual intelligence and LLM-powered industrial troubleshooting, signaling both technical depth and scaling ambitions. Pain points cluster around latency-sensitive inference and data pipeline scalability—typical friction when moving from research to production AI at edge.
BrightAI develops an AI operating system for water, power, gas, HVAC, and manufacturing operators. The platform ingests sensor data at scale, applies computer vision and LLM reasoning to detect anomalies and predict failures, and surfaces actionable intelligence through AI-enabled workflows and digital twins. Founded in 2019 and based in Palo Alto, the company operates with 51–200 employees across engineering, data, operations, and support functions. Distribution targets mid-market and enterprise infrastructure operators where downtime carries high operational and safety costs.
PyTorch, TensorFlow, Python, C++, YOLO for computer vision, TensorRT for inference, Kafka for streaming, Kubernetes on AWS/GCP/Azure, Weaviate and Pinecone for vector search, and LLMs (Claude, GPT, Llama, Mistral) for reasoning.
Water utilities, power grids, gas compression, HVAC systems, pest control, and manufacturing—essential services where predictive maintenance and real-time diagnostics reduce downtime and safety risks.
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