Who we are. Albright Laboratories is an eight-principal engineering and operating practice headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Black-owned small business. SAM.gov-registered (UEI XCPJV1Q5BXH3). 8(a) Business Development Program application in process. Our work is structurally protected by an issued U.S. patent on LLM-driven infrastructure management (USPTO 2026, named inventor Corey Malcolm Albright), and our second senior engineering principal — Kevin Albright — is a Naval Reactors-qualified U.S. Navy Surface Warfare Officer (Nuclear) with eight years operating nuclear propulsion plants on U.S. Navy aircraft carriers, a current USPTO Patent Examiner in electrical / power electronics / EV power supplies, and a Lean Six Sigma Black Belt who delivered $5M–$10M in annual cost savings at General Electric. Eight named principals carry the operational surfaces — full bios on the Leadership & Advisor Bench page.
What we sell — the portfolio as of this revision. This snapshot marks the business plan's expansion to the full product and services portfolio, with every status stated honestly. Live today: BrightFlow, the flagship — autonomous AI trading built on 16 institutional algorithms and a 40-agent AI boardroom, offered as a Pilot tier at $10/month; Albright Loans — mortgages and refinances backed by roughly 30 years of consumer-lending experience; Albright Studios — AI video content with custom characters, cloned voices, and venues; Albright SmartStitch — photo-to-embroidery stitch files (.dst/.exp/.pes); Alcoterra — the public online storefront of the Albright Holdings supply chain; Difficult Calls (difficultcalls.com) — AI summarization of complex correspondence; and AI Video Conferencing — secure meetings with real-time AI transcription and integrated agents. Demo ready: HR Systems — integrated HR, payroll, and accounting with an iPad time clock, gross-to-net payroll with W-2/941/1099 support, and a double-entry ledger.
What is coming. In development or coming soon, stated plainly so no buyer mistakes roadmap for shelf: Maestro — a JIRA/Monday replacement that treats humans and agents as equals; Corey-Coder — a local MCP-driven coding agent with no per-token fees; Osmosis — an open-source universal clipboard and notebook; blackLimes — an encrypted-mesh security appliance; Albright Holdings — a diversified supply chain including federal procurement channels (GSA, DLA DIBBS, SAM.gov) with the Brotherman decision agent; and Smart Email — AI inbox triage. We also work alongside Digital Live Studios, our Maryland fabrication and 3D-printing partner.
Why we are defensible. Most generalist firms competing for federal AI work do not hold a U.S. patent on the technology they sell. Most do not have a founder with 15 years of verifiable Fortune 500 production engineering at Disney, Capital One, the U.S. Department of State, Cisco, Ford, FAA, NAVAIR, and the National Guard Bureau. Almost none have a second principal credentialed both on commercial nuclear operations and current USPTO insider perspective on the patent landscape for the power electronics that bridge nuclear plants to data centers. And the portfolio above is not a slide deck — every product marked Live runs on the same architecture we sell, on infrastructure we operate ourselves. The combination is rare enough to be structurally defensible.
The market moment we are in. AI compute is power-bound, and nuclear is the only dispatchable, 24/7/365, carbon-free baseload at the wattage AI now demands — the hyperscalers have already moved (Microsoft + Constellation Three Mile Island restart, Amazon + Talen Cumulus, Google + Kairos SMR PPA, DOE Loan Programs $1.5B Holtec/Palisades restart). At the same time, buyers across regulated industries are asking for AI they can run on hardware they control rather than third-party hosted endpoints. This revision widens the answer: one practice that may cover a buyer's trading signals, HR and payroll back office, content production, correspondence triage, and federal supply-chain procurement — all deployable on customer-controlled infrastructure. See the Business Plan for the structural argument.
How to engage. A $397 AI Infrastructure Diagnostic as a low-commitment entry point. Monthly retainers for ongoing engagements. Fractional Chief AI Officer for organizations not ready to hire a full-time CAIO. BrightFlow Pilot SaaS at $10/month so anyone can evaluate the flagship before paying us more than the cost of lunch. Turnkey sovereign-region or air-gapped deployments for federal and regulated-industry buyers. Engagements may include any combination of the portfolio above. We are not venture-backed; every engagement is priced to be cash-flow positive from week one, billed against earned value, delivered against signed scope. The full breakdown lives in the Business Plan and the Capability Statement.
What we are recruiting for. A portfolio this wide is carried by people, and the Careers page lists every open seat with comp bands and the credentials that get a candidate closest to the work — engineering roles across the product lines above, delivery and customer-success roles as the Live products take on customers, and federal-capture roles as the Albright Holdings procurement channels come online. The Advisor Bench page publishes the advisor seats we are recruiting for instead of fabricating names. Opportunities may include equity-adjacent participation as the practice grows; we publish what is open and do not promise what is not.