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Aquila

Backed by Blackbird · aquila.earth ↗

Head office

Sydney, Australia

Aquila builds wireless energy systems that send power over long distances using light, known as optical power transfer. It says the technology can power drones, remote infrastructure and satellites without a physical connection.

Why it matters in Australia: Australian fund Blackbird has backed Aquila since its 2023 Seed round, and all four of its open roles are in Australia.

Backed by

• Blackbird first invested 2023 · Seed Blackbird profile ↗

Open roles

• Drone Systems EngineerNew South Wales, Australia
• Photovoltaics EngineerNew South Wales, Australia
• Aerodynamics Design EngineerNew South Wales, Australia
• Optical Systems EngineerNew South Wales, Australia

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The summary above was written with AI from the company's own site and its backers' listings, and checked by an editor. Backers, years and rounds are as each fund lists them. Founded year, head office, founders and offices are as crunchbase.com states them. Open roles are read daily from the funds' jobs boards.