From raw, messy field data to a deployed model on tactical hardware — four stages, fully auditable.
Most AI vendors assume your data is clean, structured, and complete. Real field conditions don't cooperate with that. In defense and disaster response, that gap can cost lives.
Jaxorik builds auditable models designed by engineers with firsthand experience collecting and interpreting signals intelligence in the field — where data is incomplete, noisy, and mission-critical. We believe humans are decision-makers; AI is a tool that supports them.
Every Jaxorik model is explainable, auditable, and deployable in austere environments where cloud-based AI fails.
Traditional AI models assume clean, complete, structured inputs. Real-world field data rarely cooperates with that. Our models are designed to handle:
Satellite or drone feeds with cloud cover, compression artifacts, partial occlusion, or missing frames.
Signals that drop out, spike, arrive out of sequence, or go silent entirely during a mission.
Datasets with missing fields, corrupted entries, or conflicting sources — common in crisis conditions.
Real gravitational wave detector data used in Jaxorik's research. The solid green squares are corrupted or missing samples. Since a standard model requires clean data, it would omit the corrupted samples — training your AI to ignore the exact conditions it will face in a crisis.
Our approach maintains classification performance even when inputs are incomplete, handling these gracefully rather than generating false confidence.
Jaxorik operates under strict ethical guidelines, maintaining export-control awareness as standard practice and adapting to client-specific compliance requirements.
Export-control awareness, air-gapped data handling, adaptable to client compliance requirements.
Transparent methodologies, auditable algorithms, reproducible results.
National security priorities, decision-support systems — never autonomous weapons.
Data scientist with extensive military and industry experience building novel AI solutions for national defense applications.
PhD candidate in Data Science at National University, with an MBA in Quantitative Finance. Former Marine SIGINT Analyst and firsthand understanding of the operational constraints faced by defense and intelligence organizations.
Rae served in the United States Marine Corps as a Signals Intelligence Analyst, including deployment to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.
Her military experience provides unique insight into the operational requirements and constraints faced by defense and intelligence organizations deploying AI systems in challenging environments.
Responsible for secure disposal of sensitive materials and maintaining office morale. Expert in paper destruction and treat negotiation.