HiringGrowing
73/100
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National security AI · United States
Aslan
Current work outlook
Aslan launched publicly after raising $20.8 million led by Khosla Ventures and XYZ Venture Capital. The startup develops human-supervised AI agents for national-security and law-enforcement investigations. Its CEO said the company intends to nearly double headcount from about 10 employees by the end of October, including forward-deployed engineers.
Updated September 1, 2026 · Evidence from public sources
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58/100
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Filter in all signals ↗Aslan raises $20.8 million and plans to nearly double its technical team
Aslan launched publicly after raising $20.8 million led by Khosla Ventures and XYZ Venture Capital. The startup develops human-supervised AI agents for national-security and law-enforcement investigations. Its CEO said the company intends to nearly double headcount from about 10 employees by the end of October, including forward-deployed engineers.
Employee impact
Read full analysis →The quantified near-term hiring plan is a strong signal for engineers comfortable working directly with government customers. The work also carries unusually high ethical, security-clearance, travel and operational requirements, and a small team offers limited organizational insulation if contracts change.