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CYVL

CYVL

Software Development

Somerville, Massachusetts 7,598 followers

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About us

Cyvl is redefining how our nation builds and maintains roads, transforming the future of infrastructure to benefit communities across the country. Our mission is simple yet powerful: accelerate the future of infrastructure, making our communities safer, more resilient, and better connected. Leveraging cutting-edge technology, we empower municipalities and civil engineering firms to make data-driven decisions, optimize spending, and deliver higher-quality road networks. From advanced sensor systems and predictive analytics to seamless, scalable solutions, Cyvl provides a new level of insight into road conditions, maintenance needs, and strategic planning. We’re proud to be at the forefront of innovation in the infrastructure space, helping cities and counties build smarter, maintain efficiently, and serve their communities better. Join us on our journey to build a stronger, smarter infrastructure for the future.

Industry
Software Development
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Somerville, Massachusetts
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2020
Specialties
Ai, Infrastructure, LiDAR, Geospatial, Analytics, Automation, Tech, Surveying, Mapping, Imaging, and 3D

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    It's officially fall, which also means it's leaf season. 🍂 Which means somebody on your crew is about to spend a morning driving around guessing which streets to hit first. The same pavement dips and cracks that show up in a distress survey are usually right where leaves pile up too. If you're already scanning with Cyvl, that data's sitting there. No extra drive-around, just pull up where the depressions are and send the crew.

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    Only the real ones in Somerville will care. We are building the most accurate digital twin of Market Basket ever known to humankind 😤 🤩 This week we've implemented improved meshing to the twin which preserves both flat surfaces and detail as seen on the Market Basket facade, as a single surface! Next up is fusing with semseg for better instancing Every town and city using Cyvl (hundreds now) will have this for every single piece of physical infrastructure soon. Physical world context that humans, and agents, can act on.

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    We're hiring a Customer Success Manager. Cyvl works with 700+ communities. Our customers are the people responsible for billions of dollars of roads and sidewalks on budgets that keep tightening, and this role is how they get the data to make those calls with confidence. You'll own the full lifecycle, run trainings and QBRs, get into the field, and help write the CS playbook while you're at it. Looking for 4+ years in CS, an AI-first way of working, and a builder's instinct. Public sector or infrastructure experience is a plus. See the full role and apply in the link in the comments!

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    Join us in welcoming three new communities to CYVL this week! The City of St. Helens, Oregon, the City of Fostoria, Ohio, and the City of Williamsburg, Virginia. St. Helens, Oregon sits along the Columbia River about 30 miles northwest of Portland. Its streets connect a working port town, the commuter routes toward Portland, and one of the best views of Mount St. Helens on the Oregon side of the river. Over in northwest Ohio, Fostoria sits at the meeting point of Seneca, Hancock, and Wood counties, where three major rail lines converge to give the city its "Iron Triangle" nickname. Williamsburg, Virginia is one of the country's most storied small cities: home to Colonial Williamsburg and the College of William & Mary. Its roads carry a rare blend of everyday local traffic and the millions of visitors who come each year to walk 18th-century streets. Three different regions, one shared goal - bringing Infrastructure Intelligence to the streets they steward, so the data gets sharper, the decisions get stronger, and the outcomes reach the residents behind them. From Oregon to Ohio to Virginia, these cities are turning to Infrastructure Intelligence for sharper data, stronger decisions, and better roads for the residents behind them.

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