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Adaptability or performance? Hardware test teams shouldn’t have to choose. After switching to Revel, the team at Impulse Space can easily make changes to test sequences while maintaining type safety, compiled performance, and real-time control. Trevor Hanken, Manager for Test Automation at Impulse Space, shares how Revel lets teams move quickly without sacrificing performance.

The hardware renaissance is underway, and Revel is building the software behind it. Our founder and CEO, Scott Morton, joined Ashley Mastronardi at the NYSE to discuss how Revel is accelerating the companies building the future of the physical world. Watch the full interview—link in the comments.

With Starship Flight 13 once again pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, our CEO Scott Morton reflects on the lessons he brought from nearly a decade at SpaceX - and how they continue to shape Revel today. Link to the full blog post in comments.

Our founder Scott Morton joined CNBC's Squawk on the Street this morning to talk about today’s Starship launch, SpaceX’s willingness to take big bets on great teams, and how he’s bringing that same mindset to Revel. Join us as we make the impossible a reality: revel.io/careers Link to the interview in the comments.

Early on July 4th, Aalo Atomics' reactor hit criticality at Idaho National Labs, achieving a self-sustaining chain reaction less than three years after the company was founded. We're proud to have helped power the testing behind this milestone. Congrats to the whole Aalo Atomics team on an incredible achievement.

For the last 250 years, the people who have been willing to push past the impossible have built this country, turning ambitious ideas into infrastructure, industries, and new frontiers. Today, a new generation is building America's next industrial chapter, across aerospace, defense, energy, and other critical industries, and we're proud to help them move faster than ever. Here's to the next 250. 🇺🇸

Revel is assembling the greatest team of engineers and operators on the planet to deliver the next generation of software for the physical world. We’re hiring across the US, with offices in LA, SF, and soon NYC. We have over 100 open positions, but we are not racing to hit a headcount metric. The true product of Revel is the team. Maintaining extraordinary talent density is our #1 priority as we grow. We’re launching 3 new product teams and looking for engineers and product managers who will shape them from day one. Reach out if you think Revel could be a good fit, regardless of current roles listed.

TL;DR: If you're an engineer (or know one) with a strong Computer Science or Hardware background who wants a one-of-a-kind mix of software development, hardware control, and on-site work with some of the most innovative companies in hard tech, our Forward Deployed Engineering team is growing fast and we want you! https://lnkd.in/gE2-Z_aw One of the biggest frustrations I hear from programmers is how they wish they could see the tangible impacts of their work more often and more directly. It's a frustration I've shared at several points in my career, and one I'm very happy is firmly in my rearview since joining Revel. Every day, I get to write code that our customers use to monitor and control real hardware systems: rocket engine test stands, nuclear reactors, and entire facilities, just to name a few. My work has become even more tangible since joining our Forward Deployed Engineering team. Here, I work with customers daily to get them up and running with Revel, build features to unlock new capabilities, and collaborate closely with our killer team back at home base to drive further development of our platform. Give me a shout, let's talk!

We're at Automate Show in Chicago this week, the largest robotics and automation trade show in the country. Swing by booth #2278 in the South Hall to see how Revel enables industrial automation teams to break free from vendor lock-in with the ability to control every vendor's hardware from one interface and swap hardware vendors without rewriting sequences. #Automate2026 #robotics #automation

Impulse Space is on a mission to accelerate humanity's future beyond Earth. To get there, they are building the spacecraft that will advance the orbital economy, and need to test as fast as they build. Before Revel, standing up a new test stand took 1–3 weeks, first-time deployments could take up to 3 months, software changes required looping in a specialist, and the team was locked into a single DAQ ecosystem. Now, stands are up in days, sometimes even hours. Engineers self-serve on sequence changes, the program runs multiple test fires per day instead of one every other day, and with the ability to mix and match hardware across vendor ecosystems, the team saves over 100x on hardware alone. Today, Revel runs across hundreds of Impulse assets — engine stands, vacuum chambers, avionics test stands, facility monitoring, and more — creating a single codebase that can be maintained and deployed consistently at scale. Thanks to Thomas Mueller, Eric Romo, Dane Sarcone, Julia Vyborny, Trevor Hanken, and the rest of the Impulse Space team for the partnership. Full case study is linked in the comments.