AI-powered underground mapping for utilities, transportation, and infrastructure
Exodigo delivers subsurface imaging and 3D mapping for the built-world sectors—utilities, transportation, government. The tech stack reveals a hybrid hardware-software architecture: field sensors (LiDAR, drone payloads) flow into Python + AWS processing, then surface as GIS outputs (ArcGIS, QGIS, AutoCAD, Civil 3D) for engineers and planners. Active projects span field validation, productization of data pipelines, and next-generation geospatial SaaS tools, while pain points cluster around operational site scaling and deployment velocity—typical friction for hardware-enabled software companies moving from project services toward product repeatable motion.
Exodigo is an underground mapping and subsurface imaging company founded in 2021, headquartered in Palo Alto with operations across North America, Europe, and the Middle East. The platform combines multi-sensor fusion (LiDAR, drone imaging), 3D modeling, and AI-driven signal processing to generate accurate underground maps for utilities, transportation, and government customers. The company operates at the intersection of hardware field operations and software data processing—deploying sensing hardware to job sites, then ingesting raw sensor data into cloud pipelines for AI-powered feature extraction and GIS-format delivery. Current hiring is operations-heavy (13 roles), with engineering (11) and logistics (3) support, reflecting the capital and coordination intensity of field-based data collection at scale.
Core: Python, AWS, Docker, Terraform for cloud infrastructure. GIS integrations: ArcGIS, QGIS, AutoCAD, Civil 3D, Revit. Field hardware: LiDAR, drones. Web frontend: React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, WebGL. Operations: NetSuite, HubSpot, monday.com.
Exodigo is actively hiring in the United States and Israel. Current open roles span engineering (11), operations (13), and logistics (3), with mid-level (16), senior (9), and lead (3) positions.
Active projects include field acceptance testing, utility locating and subsurface mapping deployments, data quality improvements, next-generation geospatial intelligence products, and productization of the geospatial data pipeline into map-based SaaS tools.
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