Acoustic imaging platform for industrial asset integrity inspection
DarkVision builds hardware and software for ultrasound-based inspection of critical industrial infrastructure. The tech stack reveals a dual-track operation: embedded systems (C++, CUDA, Embedded Linux) for sensor array and high-speed electronics, paired with a full cloud backend (AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, PyTorch, Vertex AI) for ML-driven analytics and visualization. Active hiring across engineering, data, and manufacturing—with a mid-level hiring bias—aligns with the project roadmap of scaling petabyte-scale ultrasound datasets, next-gen imaging tools, and cross-vertical platform expansion.
DarkVision Technologies is a BC-based industrial imaging company founded in 2013, headquartered in North Vancouver. The company designs and manufactures acoustic-based imaging systems for tubular infrastructure inspection, capturing ultrasound data at scale and analyzing it via machine learning and 3D visualization software. The product spans hardware (sensor arrays, electronics), firmware (Embedded Linux, real-time signal processing), and cloud software (analytics dashboards, web-based reporting). The team includes mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, software engineers, ML engineers, and research scientists. DarkVision is backed by Koch Industries and is now expanding into new industrial verticals.
Embedded systems: C++, CUDA, Embedded Linux. Cloud backend: AWS (Lambda, ECS, RDS, SageMaker), Docker, Kubernetes, Python, FastAPI, Django. ML: PyTorch, JAX, Vertex AI, MLflow. Frontend: React, Vue, TypeScript. Data: PostgreSQL, Prefect.
Next-generation ultrasound imaging tools, AI engine bridging hardware and cloud, desktop and web visualization applications, petabyte-scale data platform, and continuous improvement of inspection tools across industrial verticals.
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