BLACK KEY
SOFTWARE
Black Key Software (BKS) provides elite Software, Hardware, Systems Engineering services to aerospace, government, and commercial clients.
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Based in Los Angeles, BKS is building a solid business foundation by taking both past experiences and proven business models to ensure an optimized working environment. We owe our success to our dynamic work ethic and collaborative team.
BKS takes pride in having the benefits of both a startup culture and big corporate culture. By expressing individuality within the team and valuing their employees as part of the family, Black Key Software excels at maintaining a healthy work and life balance.
FOUNDER'S STORY:
"For over 20 years I've worked in the top institutions from both private and government, but was inspired to create my own hybrid organization by taking what worked and leaving out the inefficiencies."
PHILIP YOON
Philip Yoon previously worked at IBM, NASA, and successful startups, but yearned to find a working environment that allowed him to constantly evolve. He took on this challenge by founding Black Key Software, where he funneled his knowledge and experience.
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Philip Yoon has traveled around the world, is bi-lingual, plays the guitar, enjoys the arts, and is the modern day Renaissance man. He holds Bachelors degree in Computer and Systems Engineering with honors from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
CURRENT PROJECTS
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Large-scale satellite image processing​
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Building out flexible and scalable cloud computing infrastructure​
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Mission-critical flight software and hardware testing​
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Systems design and engineering support​
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Devops using git, Jenkins, and Docker​
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Advanced image processing algorithm development
PAST PROJECTS
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DARPA: Cyber Security Research and Engineering
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FBI: Big Data Analysis and Visualization, Computer Forensics
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CIA: Intelligence Collection Metrics Analysis
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NSA: Media Processing
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US Air Force: Intelligence Analytic Software Platform Development
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IBM: Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning
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Barneys New York: Interactive Touch-Screen Café Table
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CNN: John King’s “Magic Wall”