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    Flow Engineering Raises $23M to Modernize Hardware Engineering

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    Flow Engineering Raises $23M to Modernize Hardware Engineering

    Our goal is to make hardware development as iterative and transparent as software development, so teams can collaborate seamlessly across disciplines.

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    Flow Engineering raised $23 million in a Series A funding round led by Sequoia Capital. The round included Odyssey Ventures, Unity founder David Helgason, and Stripe co-founders Patrick and John Collison. Sequoia managing partner Roelof Botha joined Flow’s board.

    Founded in 2023 by Pari Singh, Flow Engineering develops tools to address the growing complexity of modern hardware development. Singh, a former product leader in systems engineering, said, “Hardware design tools have not kept pace with the increasing complexity of products, creating friction for engineers trying to bring ideas to market.”

    On LinkedIn, he added, “Agile systems engineering lets teams move faster without losing sight of requirements across mechanical, electrical, and software domains.”

    Singh has a background in aerospace and defense product development and founded Flow Engineering to provide a platform that integrates multiple engineering disciplines into a single workflow. The board expansion reflects the company’s focus on growing operations and supporting larger, complex engineering projects.

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