Ohm

Ohm builds an enterprise AI platform for Fortune 100 engineering teams, aimed at reshaping how physical products are developed, tested and validated. The company's ambition is stated plainly: to do for hardware engineering what tools such as Cursor and Claude Code have done for software development. Its work sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence and engineering practice, addressing how large organisations put their engineering data to use.

The platform is directed at industries where development cycles are long and validation is costly - battery and energy systems, electric vehicles, and wearables and consumer electronics among them. Serving Fortune 100 engineering organisations places the work at a demanding tier of technical and operational complexity.

Ohm is backed by Y Combinator and by investors including serial founders and builders. The company describes itself as mission-driven and is recruiting exceptional scientists, engineers and operators to reimagine how physical products are brought into being.