Keller Cliffton — Co-Founder and CEO, Zipline International

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Keller Rinaudo Cliffton is based out of San Francisco, California and is the Co-Founder and CEO of Zipline International. Keller Rinaudo Cliffton attended the Harvard University. Keller Rinaudo Cliffton has received US Secretary of State's Corporate Excellence award in 2021 award.

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frontier

Careers at Zipline: Teams, Pay and How to Get Hired

Zipline's July 2026 LinkedIn careers page shows 163 open roles across hardware, software, manufacturing, field operations, infrastructure, and program management. The article details compensation bands, the four‑stage interview loop emphasizing technical depth and communication, work locations from

7/30/2026, 1:34 AM PDTBy Zero G Talentcompany-articlescareer-opportunitiesZipline

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defense

Anduril Posted 1,983 Roles Yet Can't Fill Lexington Bonding Stool

Anduril Industries has moved sensor packaging in-house at a Lexington cleanroom, using wire bonding to assemble cooled infrared image sensors after Copious and AIRS acquisitions. The shift underscores a microelectronics technician shortage and lagging training pipelines.

7/12/2026, 7:22 AM PDTBy Zero G TalentAndurilInfrared SensorsWire Bonding

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robotics

Your Generalist Logistics Résumé Fails Zipline’s $180K Drone Test

Zipline triples South SF factory for Platform 2 urban drone delivery, sparking robotics hiring. Wing scales suburban routes, Amazon MK30 faces payload limits, boosting demand for sensor fusion engineers.

7/11/2026, 11:03 PM PDTBy Zero G TalentZipline Platform 2drone deliveryrobotics hiring

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robotics

140M Autonomous Miles, Zero Crashes in Zipline's $600M US Push

Zipline secured $600M to expand autonomous drone delivery across US cities, triggering a hiring sprint for engineers and recruiters. With 2.5M deliveries flown, it faces competition from logistics AI and Amazon, while creating rural ops jobs.

7/11/2026, 1:48 PM PDTBy Zero G TalentZiplineDrone DeliveryAutonomous Logistics

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robotics

State Department Didn't Fund Drones. It Funded a Live Logistics Map of 130M Africans.

The U.S. State Department awarded Zipline up to $150M to expand medical drone delivery across five African nations, tripling its network to 15,000 health facilities and reaching 130M people. The pay-for-performance model requires host governments to commit funds, with Rwanda first to sign. Zipline's

7/5/2026, 4:47 PM PDTBy Zero G TalentZiplineDrone DeliveryAfrican Logistics

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