Nominal, a leading provider of end-to-end data analysis solutions for industrial engineering teams, today announced its emergence from stealth mode, backed by a total of $27.5 million in funding. The company’s mission is to deliver faster and more reliable methods for reviewing test data and validating critical systems, catering to sectors such as Aerospace, Defense, Industrial Machinery, Transportation, and Energy.
The funding comprises a $7.5 million Seed round led by Lux Capital and a $20 million Series A round led by General Catalyst, with participation from Founders Fund, Haystack VC, XYZ Ventures, Human Capital, Box Group, and Overmatch.
Led by co-founder and CEO Cameron McCord, Nominal brings a wealth of expertise to the table. McCord, alongside co-founders Bryce Strauss and Jason Hoch, boasts extensive experience from prominent startups and the public sector, ensuring Nominal’s solutions are tailored to meet the evolving needs of its diverse clientele.
Nominal’s platform is purpose-built to handle sensitive government and industrial data, offering a comprehensive suite of tools designed to simplify workflows, foster collaboration, and seamlessly scale with the demands of its customers. By providing a robust end-to-end solution, Nominal aims to enable engineers to test and deploy complex hardware systems quickly and efficiently.
Commenting on the company’s emergence from stealth, Cameron McCord stated, “We’re choosing now to come out of stealth because we feel ready to accelerate our mission to help engineers that develop, test, and validate mission-critical industrial systems. We are on an industrial software collision course. Time is ticking – for our commercial customers, this means getting a product safely to market faster, and for our government customers, it means fielding reliable and tested systems for any mission.”
Nominal plans to utilize the latest funding infusion to expand its operations, enhance security and deployment capabilities, and introduce new product initiatives to meet the growing demands of its customer base.