Company

Blackshark AI

Artificial Intelligence · medium · series A

We build geospatial AI infrastructure. Our platform lets analysts train custom object and change detection models on satellite/aerial/drone imagery in minutes, then reconstructs 3D terrain from those detections. We just shipped a planetary-scale simulation platform with Lockheed Martin powered by Unreal Engine. We work on distributed systems that run in data centers and edge laptops, processing trillions of pixels for defense, intelligence, and local government customers.

Quick Decision

Tracked roles

19

Remote share

100%

Visa mentioned

89%

Salary coverage

0%

Role level mix

unknown · 16senior · 3

Company stack signals

PythonFastAPIPyTorchPostgreSQLRedisVue.jsKubernetesDockerLinuxAWSAzureAzure DevOps

Evidence & Sources

Structured signals only — no external enrichment. Verify on the original HN thread and company career page.

Sample size

19

Coverage months

6

First post

2025-12-08

Latest post

2026-06-01

Field coverage

Remote

100%

Visa

89%

Salary disclosed

0%

Level known

16%

Tech stack on job

68%

Window: All tracked HN Who's Hiring posts for this company

Sources: HN

Trend

Hiring momentum and mix from structured HN posts — not a forecast.

Posting momentum

Last 30d0

vs prior 30d: —

Prior 30d0

day −60 … −30

Last 90d4

vs prior 90d: -3

Prior 90d7

day −180 … −90

Role level mix

unknown · 16 (84%)senior · 3 (16%)

Tech stack from jobs

ArgoCD13AWS13Azure13Azure DevOps13Docker13ELK13Grafana13Helm13Kubernetes13Linux13Prometheus13Python13

Stack present on 68% of jobs

Notes

  • No posts in the last 30 days (still active in the 90-day window).
  • Low salary disclosure — treat pay signals as sparse.

Open & recent roles

Showing 19

Last updated: 2026-06-01

Coverage: 19 structured HN listings across 6 months. Enrichment: basic.

Source: HN · confidence high. Signals are derived from public posts; verify details on the original thread and company career page.

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