Small Team.
Big Systems.

A small team that punches way above its weight. Energy, AI, infrastructure — if it's complex and worth building right, we're already interested.

Built Lean

AetherYield is a small, focused team that builds serious systems. No layers of management, no account reps, no bloat — just builders who ship. We take on hard problems across energy, AI, and infrastructure because that's what we're good at and that's what gets us out of bed.

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Des Moines, Iowa

Home base. Central US, close to infrastructure, close to the ground.

Seattle, Washington

West coast ops. Cloud-native engineering and talent where the tech industry lives.

Remote-First

We work where the work is. No office politics, just shipping.

We Build Things

Energy

Solar, batteries, grid stuff. We know the energy space and build the tools and teams that move it forward.

AI That Works

We use AI to solve real problems and create real efficiencies. Not hype — tools people actually use every day.

Software

Apps, web platforms, internal tools. If it needs to exist and nobody's built it yet, that's our kind of problem.

Operations

Sales teams, processes, logistics. We build the systems behind the scenes that make the whole thing run smooth.

Infrastructure

The boring-but-critical stuff. Servers, security, pipelines. The foundation everything else depends on.

Whatever's Next

We don't stay in one lane. If it's interesting and we can add value, we're in. That's kind of the whole point.

How We Work

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Understand

We dig into your problem until we actually get it. Constraints, goals, the stuff nobody documented.

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Design

Architect for the real world — not a whiteboard. Systems that hold up under load, edge cases, and time.

03

Build

Ship real code, deploy real infrastructure. We don't hand off decks — we hand off running systems.

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Run

We stick around. Monitor, optimize, improve. Your system gets better after launch, not worse.

Got Something Worth Building?

We're always looking for the next hard problem. If it's interesting, let's talk.

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