Full-Time
MLOps platform for national security deployments
$185k - $230k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Tacoma, WA, USA
Hybrid
Hybrid role requiring on-site presence at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Tacoma, WA; travel 25%.
US Citizenship, US Top Secret Clearance Required
Bachelor's, Master's, PhD
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Striveworks provides the Chariot platform, an MLOps solution for deploying, monitoring, and governing AI models in national-security, defense, and other regulated sectors. It uses a low-code interface, tracks data and model lineage for auditability, and enforces robust role-based access controls, enabling end-to-end AI workflows in demanding environments, including austere or disconnected settings. The platform is optimized for unstructured data such as computer vision and natural language processing, supporting applications like geospatial intelligence and predictive maintenance. Striveworks differentiates itself with a government-focused, compliant posture and strong DoD alignment, offering edge deployments and secure operations as a trusted partner to Fortune 500 companies and public sector organizations with a goal of scalable, reliable, and traceable AI in mission-critical work.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$50.3M
Headquarters
Austin, Texas
Founded
2018
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Striveworks, an Austin-based AI company, has demonstrated that artificial intelligence systems can maintain accuracy across multiple US Navy vessels simultaneously, even as conditions change at sea. The demonstration addresses a critical challenge: many AI systems degrade in performance after deployment when updated infrequently. The company's Chariot platform incorporates new operational data continuously and delivers retrained models within hours. During the Navy test, it provided rapid target identification, tracking and ranging across different vessels, sensors and sea states whilst integrating with existing infrastructure. The demonstration comes as the Pentagon accelerates autonomous system deployment, with Congress recently committing over $2 billion to unmanned service vehicles. Striveworks recently closed a Series B round led by Washington Harbour Partners, building on deployments across the Army and Combatant Commands.
Striveworks has secured a $70 million multi-year enterprise agreement with the US government to expand its operational AI platform across the defence ecosystem, potentially giving up to 950,000 eligible defence personnel access over two years. The contract signals a shift in Pentagon procurement from AI prototypes to operational deployment. Striveworks' Chariot Core platform functions as an operational command layer helping agencies build, deploy and maintain AI systems under demanding conditions, rather than simply producing research outputs. The award aligns with the Department of Defence's software modernisation strategy, which emphasises speed, resilience and enterprise buying mechanisms. It also follows Pentagon efforts to diversify AI suppliers beyond relying on single providers. The contract comes after Striveworks' recent Series B growth investment led by Washington Harbour Partners, providing resources to scale delivery as demand increases across US and allied government markets.
Striveworks has secured a Series B growth investment led by Washington Harbour Partners to expand its AI operations for national security. The funding will enhance engineering capacity, research and development, and delivery capabilities to meet rising demand for AI solutions in US and allied defense sectors. The company has already contributed to the Army's $100 million AI initiative alongside Anduril, Palantir and Microsoft. Striveworks develops the Chariot platform, which supports critical programmes including the Army's multi-billion-dollar Next Generation Command and Control project. CEO James Rebesco emphasised that national security requires rapid detection, decision-making and action capabilities that AI enables. The investment comes as the White House's 2025 AI Action Plan and FY2026 National Defense Authorization Act highlight AI integration as essential for maintaining America's national security advantage.
/PRNewswire/ -- Striveworks, a leader in AI operations for defense and national security missions, today announced a strategic growth investment led by...
Accelint has partnered with NODA AI, Safran Federal Systems and Striveworks to deliver integrated unmanned surface vehicle capabilities for US Navy and Marine Corps operations. The collaboration combines autonomy, AI, electronic warfare and orchestration technologies to address gaps in distributed maritime operations. Accelint's MV-20 USV platform forms the foundation, integrating Striveworks' automated target recognition technology, Safran's electronic warfare and positioning capabilities, and NODA AI's multi-asset coordination platform. The system operates in high sea states and accommodates modular payloads through open architecture design. The partnership addresses Department of Defense requirements for operations in disconnected, denied, intermittent and limited environments. The platform enables autonomous operations in contested littoral and amphibious theatres where traditional communications and navigation are compromised.