A milestone-gated RF automation program inside a Fortune-100 engineering org
Invoiced against customer-defined acceptance criteria, not hours. Deployment is underway; outcomes publish at acceptance sign-off.
An RF systems engineering team inside a Fortune-100 consumer-electronics manufacturer runs simulation studies that repeat across parts and programs. We are delivering an automation program for that team under a fixed-scope, milestone-gated contract.
The client is not named publicly. The scope and contract structure in this study are verified by Divergent Physics, 2026. Outcome metrics publish when the client signs off against the acceptance criteria.
This program is in execution. We publish outcome numbers when the client has accepted the work against their own criteria — not before, and not as projections. What is verifiable today is the contract structure.
At this scale the constraint is not solver capacity, it is the expert time spent driving the solver through studies the team already knows how to run. Automation programs inside an org this size also carry a second problem: proving the work is done. A vendor billing hours asks the client to trust an invoice.
The engagement is structured as fixed-scope phases, each gated on acceptance criteria the client's engineers defined themselves, with invoicing against those milestones rather than against time. The automation is built to run inside the client's environment — their security perimeter, their solvers, their data.
In execution — phased against acceptance milestones
How do you contract an AI automation program with a large enterprise?
Fixed-scope phases, gated on acceptance criteria the customer's own engineers define, invoiced against those milestones instead of against hours. The customer decides whether each phase is done, using a standard they wrote before the work started.
Does the automation run inside our security perimeter?
Yes. The automation is deployed into the customer's environment — their solvers, their data, their perimeter — and tested and validated there before it touches production work.
Why are there no outcome metrics on this study yet?
The program is in execution. We publish outcome numbers once the client has accepted the work against their own acceptance criteria, rather than publishing projections.
Bring us one workflow
A 30-minute screen share of the work your engineers repeat most — free, under NDA. We tell you on the spot whether it is automatable, what a pilot looks like, and what it would save.