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We’re excited to witness the growth of the GearFit platform after it was launched on the Department of Defense’s (DoD) Cloud One and became accessible via the Air Force Portal. Since launch, we’ve had a 200% increase in activity compared to the past 2 years, with submissions from all nine Air Force Major Commands and from bases all over the world.

We’re honored to be awarded an SBIR III with the U.S. Air Force to continue supporting BESPIN’s Design Studio, which grows BESPIN’s design capabilities by facilitating the development of user-centered products at scale. The Design Studio will also set the standard for various design disciplines in the U.S. Air Force and enable airmen designers through training and pairing.

We’re thrilled to launch the Skylight Career Pathways, which provides a framework for different roles you’ll find at Skylight and details about the skills needed to work at each level. We use this framework to help employees identify the skills needed to progress in their careers, assess skills in preparation for performance reviews, develop job descriptions for hiring new employees, and evaluate candidates during the hiring process.

We’re honored to be awarded a $32M contract by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to use service design to determine the most impactful ways to expand SimpleReport, including how the tool can be used to collect test results across other diseases. In addition to this, we’re contributing to another CDC data modernization initiative led by USDS, called Public Health Data Infrastructure, where we’ll help develop a data pipeline and platform for epidemiologists to have more analysis-ready data.

We’re excited to release a public version of Skylight’s brand guidelines, which covers everything from using our core brand elements to designing a distinctive Skylight illustration. These comprehensive brand guidelines help us unify our communications across everything we do and share our work to a wide range of audiences.