Full-Time
Technical Product Manager
AI & Systems
Volt AI
11-50 employees
AI-driven security monitoring with plug-and-play deployment
Compensation Overview
$150k - $180k/yr
California, USA
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- 8+ years of experience as a software engineer, systems engineer, or ML engineer, with significant hands-on production experience
- Demonstrated track record building and shipping large-scale, complex systems
- Experience owning product direction or leading major technical initiatives
- Strong understanding of distributed systems, data pipelines, and modern software architectures
- Ability to reason deeply about user experience while maintaining technical rigor
- Experience leading teams through production deployments
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Comfort making decisions and trade-offs in ambiguous environments
- Own product vision and roadmap for core platform capabilities, balancing customer needs, technical feasibility, and long-term strategy
- Translate complex customer and system requirements into clear, actionable product direction, including user workflows and experience design, functional and non-functional requirements, and system constraints, dependencies, and trade-offs
- Lead engineering teams through end-to-end execution, including planning, prioritization, and sequencing, architecture and technical design reviews, and delivery, deployment, and iteration in production
- Act as the hands-on technical product authority, engaging directly with system architecture and data flows, APIs and service contracts, and performance, reliability, and scalability considerations
- Partner closely with AI/ML, infrastructure, and frontend/backend teams to shape product interfaces and system design, ensure features are deployable and operable in real environments, and drive clarity and alignment across teams
- Own deployment readiness and launch execution, including validation in customer environments, risk identification and mitigation, and feedback collection and prioritization post-launch
- Work directly with customers and internal stakeholders to gather feedback and validate product decisions, balance user experience with engineering realities, and ensure the product delivers measurable value
- Maintain a high bar for product quality, usability, reliability, and security, particularly in safety-critical systems
- Experience with AI-driven or data-intensive products
- Background in safety, security, or physical-world systems
- Experience with cloud and edge deployments
- Experience in startup or high-growth environments
- Familiarity with UX design and user research practices
Volt AI provides AI-driven security solutions that integrate with existing camera setups. Its plug‑and‑play edge device installs in minutes and powers an AI monitoring system that analyzes feeds from all cameras to create a holistic view of the environment. A 3D mapping feature helps with incident management, enabling faster response across commercial facilities, industrial sites, and public spaces. Real-time notifications focus on actual events, aiming to eliminate false alarms and achieve high accuracy. Revenue comes from subscription services and one-time setup fees, creating a predictable, scalable income stream. Unlike others, Volt AI emphasizes quick installation, seamless integration with current infrastructure, and centralized, cross-camera monitoring to reduce costs while boosting security effectiveness. The goal is to provide reliable, efficient security monitoring that improves outcomes for clients by delivering actionable alerts and streamlined incident handling.
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$12M
Headquarters
Washington DC, District of Columbia
Founded
2019
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- CENTEGIX integration expands Volt.ai into K-12, higher education, government, and commercial accounts.
- No-new-camera deployment lowers installation friction and shortens procurement cycles for customers.
- July 2026 website updates emphasize special K-12 pricing for the 2025-26 school year.
What critics are saying
- VCM? Actually funding stale: only $12 million Series A from November 2023.
- Crowded rivals like Evolv, Verkada, and IronYun compress pricing and slow sales.
- False positives or missed incidents in schools trigger reputational damage and contract losses.
What makes Volt AI unique
- Volt.ai turns existing cameras into real-time threat detection, not recorded-video review.
- CENTEGIX partnership on July 7, 2026 connects detection directly to emergency response.
- SOC 2 Type 2 compliance and configurable retention support enterprise and school buyers.
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↓ -8%CENTEGIX and VOLT have partnered to integrate AI-powered threat detection with emergency response systems ahead of the new school year. The partnership connects VOLT's video intelligence platform directly to CENTEGIX's Safety Platform, enabling schools to detect incidents in real-time rather than reviewing them afterward. VOLT's platform monitors existing camera feeds for weapons, fights, medical emergencies, unauthorised access and behavioural escalation. Each alert is human-verified before reaching security teams. When a threat is confirmed, visual context flows into the CENTEGIX platform, which can connect to emergency dispatch within seconds. The integration requires no new cameras or infrastructure replacement. VOLT does not use facial recognition technology, and districts control how footage is used and stored. The combined platform is now available for schools, higher education institutions, government facilities and commercial enterprises nationwide.
Artificial intelligence (AI) projects are set to comprise up to 10% of companies’ IT budgets. That’s according to a report Sunday (May 12) by Seeking Alpha, citing research by Wedbush. As the report notes, it’s a dramatic jump in AI spending, which last year accounted for under 1% of IT spending. “While the first wave of the AI Revolution is being led by the Godfather of AI Jensen and Nvidia along with Nadella/Redmond … now the 2nd/3rd/4th derivatives of this $1 trillion of spending over the next decade is hitting the shores of the tech sector,” a Wedbush note said
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Series A Round Fuels Volt AI's Ongoing Mission to Elevate Safety & Security for Organizations and Communities.