Jeremy Suard co-founded Exodigo to end the guesswork about what lies beneath the ground, where a single surprise can stall a project that costs a million dollars a day. Exodigo was named to the Disruptors 60 Class of 2025, closed a $96 million Series B co-led by Greenfield in July 2025, and this July acquired the engineering firm V&A, Inc. Olivia Levine sat down with him to talk through why Exodigo puts every sensor in one machine, why it is buying its way into engineering, and how AI could make design ten times faster.
Full Interview with Jeremy Suard
AI 60 in 60 with Jeremy Suard
Fifteen questions, sixty seconds, one-word answers wherever we could get them. Jeremy Suard on the strangest thing Exodigo's scans have found, the first job title he thinks AI will make disappear, and whether he would buy a house without scanning under it.