Mar. 17 at 2:39 PM
$KITT Significant changes are visible beneath the surface. The recent leadership additions at Nauticus signal a clear shift away from a pure R&D story toward real commercialization. Bringing in Dr. Kjerstin “Kj” Easton, with her background at Google, Apple and X, is not a routine hire – it points directly to a serious push in autonomy and scalable software, which is where the real long-term value sits. At the same time, adding a Chief Software Architect role strengthens the foundation needed to turn ToolKITT into something that can be deployed beyond internal systems, potentially across third-party platforms. What stands out just as much is the appointment of a dedicated VP of Growth. That move alone tells you the company is no longer thinking in terms of prototypes or pilot projects, but in terms of revenue, customers, and market penetration. ....