Check out the Amsterdam startups that raised funding in November; 5 of them are hiring
Summary
As the city continues to solidify its position as a hub for innovation and entrepreneurship, a select group of startups has emerged, not only securing substantial funding but also actively expanding their teams. Eddytec develops hardware and software solutions to make maintenance and quality control of carbon fibre composite parts in aircraft faster, easier, and more affordable. The Amsterdam company’s solution makes it possible to detect defects and damage (such as cracks and delamination) in aircraft parts made of carbon fibre composites. Based out of Amsterdam, VectorY aims to provide patients with neurodegenerative diseases a longer, better life by creating transformative vectorized antibody treatments. The investment was made from the HUL-PoC fund and underlines the ROM’s objective to actively support the entertainment gaming industry in the Utrecht region with financing options.