Modal 🇺🇸 Hiring · 43 open roles ↗
High-performance AI infrastructure for running inference, training, and batch processing with instant autoscaling and sub-second cold starts.
About Modal
The company offers a high-performance AI infrastructure designed for running inference, training, and batch processing with features like instant autoscaling and sub-second cold starts. Its platform supports a variety of AI workloads, utilizing advanced technologies such as GPU scheduling, multi-modal inference, and integrated observability tools to optimize performance and resource efficiency.
Modal is a US-based company founded in 2021, now around 233 people. It has raised $1.2B in disclosed funding, starting with a Seed in 2022. FundFinder classes it as AI & ML.
Founder: Akshat Bubna (Co-Founder & CTO; previously Scale AI; Massachusetts Institute of Technology).
Its investors also appear on FundFinder's most-active lists for Series A · Fintech (84 funds), Series A · AI (62 funds), Series A · Enterprise Software (41 funds).
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Series D · $750M · Oct 2026
- Accel — Accel is a global early- and growth-stage venture capital firm with offices in Silicon Valley, London and Bangalore. · cheques £2M – £20M
- General Catalyst — General Catalyst is a venture capital firm that makes early-stage and transformational investments · cheques £500k – £2M
- Lux Capital — New York-based deep-tech VC investing from seed to growth at the intersection of science, technology and national security: AI, advanced manufacturing, energy, biotech and defence. · cheques £1M – £20M
- Redpoint Ventures — Menlo Park/San Francisco seed, early and growth firm known for infrastructure, enterprise software and AI. · cheques £1M – £20M
Series C · $355M · May 2026
Series B · $87M · Sep 2025
Series A · $16M · Oct 2023
Funding history
● rounds tracked in this directory · ○ earlier rounds web-verified from public announcements. Amounts as announced; undisclosed rounds omitted.


