Full-Time
Updated on 7/29/2026
AI agent automating cognitive engineering tasks
$200k - $385k/yr
San Mateo, CA, USA
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Relocation assistance available; onsite in San Mateo, CA.
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P-1 AI creates Archie, an AI agent that acts as a cognitive automation tool for engineering teams, interpreting design requirements, proposing product concepts, performing initial design trade-offs, and selecting appropriate tools for detailed analysis. Archie works like a junior engineer that operates before CAD or simulation software, handling the cognitive tasks that precede detailed design. It is trained on large-scale physics-based synthetic design datasets, including supply chain information, to develop quantitative and spatial reasoning. The company differentiates itself through leadership with deep aerospace and industrial engineering experience, a focus on augmenting existing tools rather than replacing them, and a data strategy built around synthetic data for physical systems, with a goal of integrating Archie into engineering teams to improve productivity across diverse industries.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$23M
Headquarters
Henderson, Nevada
Founded
2024
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P-1 AI has emerged from stealth with $23 million in seed funding and "a mission to solve engineering AGI," according to co-founder Aleksa Gordić.
P-1 AI, a startup that has been operating in stealth mode, announced on Monday that it has raised $23 million, led by Radical Ventures.
P-1 AI comes out of stealth, aims to build engineering AGI for physical systems. The company announces a $23M seed round led by Radical Ventures.
P-1, named after The Adolescence of P-1, a 1977 science fiction novel by Thomas Joseph Ryan about a sentient AI, is developing an AI-powered engineering assistant called Archie.
P-1 AI, founded by Paul Eremenko, Aleksa Gordic, and Adam Engel, has raised $23 million with ambitions to use AI for designing advanced technologies like jet engines or starships.