Where is Applied Intuition headquartered?

Applied Intuition's official headquarters is in Sunnyvale, California (860 W California Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94086). The company was originally based in Mountain View and has since consolidated its Bay Area presence in Sunnyvale, where it has signed one of Silicon Valley's largest office leases of 2025, expanding into three buildings at the Sunnyvale Business Park. The main phone number (650) 485-2000 maps to this campus.

The Bay Area headquarters hosts the core product, engineering, and executive teams — including both co-founders and President Varun Mittal. It functions as the center of gravity for simulation platform development, Vehicle OS engineering, and AI/ML research, benefiting from proximity to Stanford's autonomous systems community and the Bay Area's deep pool of robotics and ML talent. The engineering team of 1,000+ is primarily based here, with 40+ former CTOs providing unusual domain depth per head count.

With the company nearly doubling headcount in 2025 and expanding to three Bay Area buildings, the Sunnyvale campus is under significant physical expansion pressure — a buying signal for facilities management, enterprise IT, and workplace-technology vendors targeting the company's largest physical footprint.

Applied Intuition's North American footprint beyond the Bay Area spans five locations serving automotive and defense verticals. Ann Arbor, Michigan positions the company in the heart of U.S. automotive OEM territory, with easy access to engineering teams at GM, Ford, and Stellantis's North American operations. Washington D.C. anchors the defense and government business, housing teams that manage Army RCV program relationships, DIU partnerships, and national security contracts. San Diego supports additional defense and robotics work adjacent to Naval and Marine Corps operations.

Fort Walton Beach, Florida opened on January 20, 2026 at JG Plaza — a 20-year lease with 83 initial employees — chosen for proximity to Eglin Air Force Base and its concentration of Air Force test and evaluation infrastructure. The Florida office advances aerial autonomy, air combat autonomy, and collaborative human-machine teaming programs, incorporating capabilities from the EpiSci acquisition.

In Europe, Applied Intuition operates a UK subsidiary (London, launched May 2025 with £50M in planned UK FDI), offices in Stuttgart and Munich serving BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Volkswagen Group, and offices in Stockholm and Gothenburg serving Volvo Cars and Scania. In Asia-Pacific, the Seoul office supports Hyundai and Kia, the Tokyo office supports Isuzu (Level 4 trucks) and expanding SDS deployment, and Bangalore provides engineering scale for the global product organization.

Applied Intuition's geographic distribution maps almost exactly to the world's major OEM and defense procurement clusters, making territory planning relatively systematic. For sellers targeting executive access and product or engineering decision-makers, the Bay Area campus is the primary opportunity — this is where the CEO, CTO, President, and CFO are based, and where product strategy decisions are made. The Ann Arbor office is the right target for automotive OEM program-team relationships, with close proximity to Detroit's engineering centers.

For defense-adjacent vendors, Washington D.C. has been the traditional entry point for Applied Intuition's government relationships, but the Fort Walton Beach office (opened January 2026) represents a new and still-forming procurement cluster. With a 20-year lease and 83 employees growing toward a manufacturing capability, the Florida office is an especially high-value ABM target now — vendor relationships are not yet locked in and budget is being freshly allocated for the aerial and maritime autonomy programs.

The London subsidiary, launched in May 2025 with £50M in committed FDI, is similarly attractive: headcount is scaling from zero, the UK defense and sovereign vehicle software market is the explicit target, and Applied Intuition is actively hiring UK-based engineers and program managers. For European territory plans, the Stuttgart-Munich corridor is the most established Applied Intuition cluster given deep OEM relationships with German automakers; the Stockholm-Gothenburg pair covers the Scania and TRATON Group relationship, which expanded significantly in March 2025.