New Pluto
▸ Blink comparator · Lowell Observatory · 1930

Pluto wasn’t discovered by a bigger telescope. It was found in the data.

Two photographs of the same sky, taken six nights apart. Millions of points of light — and one of them moved. New Pluto is a data & analytics practice built on that conviction: the next discovery is rarely about collecting more. It’s about looking harder at what you already have.

▸ The work

Data engineering

Pipelines that hold up. Data that arrives clean, on time, and explainable — because analysis built on quicksand isn’t analysis, it’s decoration.

Analytics & visualization

Questions pushed until they break or hold. Charts that say one true thing clearly instead of ten things vaguely — built for the decision they have to carry.

Infrastructure, owned end to end

This site, its mail, and everything behind it run on a Kubernetes cluster designed, built, and operated in-house. Knowing every layer of the machine is not a detail — it’s why the numbers coming out of it can be trusted.

▸ Correspondence

If you suspect your data is hiding something worth finding — write.

justin@newpluto.com