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Senra Systems, a Redondo Beach–based startup founded by ex-SpaceX engineers, has raised a $25M Series A to modernize wire harness design and manufacturing. The round was led by CIV (founded by Figma’s Dylan Field) with backing from General Catalyst, Sequoia, Founders Fund, a16z, 8VC, and others.
• “Amp” is Senra’s custom design platform replacing Excel, Visio, and PDFs in complex wiring workflows
• Enables rapid design, simulation, and error detection — built for high-regulation industries
• Paired with Senra’s assembly-as-a-service model to deliver harnesses 3× faster
• Already shipping to customers like Anduril and other defense, aviation, EV, and medical firms
• Automates critical wiring that powers planes, satellites, robots, and medical equipment
• U.S.-based manufacturing in Redondo Beach supports fast, secure turnaround for strategic sectors
• Founders Jordan Black and Ben Shanahan aim to modernize a $350B+ global harness industry
• Funding will expand factory capacity and launch Amp to more enterprise design teams
• Board and backers bring top-tier tech and defense experience to scale adoption
While others chase frontier tech, Senra is quietly modernizing a mission-critical backbone of hardware — and turning wiring into a software-native, on-demand service.
