Full-Time
Product Manager – New Grad
Uncountable
51-200 employees
Cloud-based R&D platform for chemicals
Compensation Overview
$120k - $135k/yr
San Francisco, CA, USA + 1 more
More locations: New York, NY, USA
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- Computer science bachelor's degree
- 2+ internship experiences in software development
- Demonstrated interest in product or entrepreneurship
- Prioritize features, plan projects, triage issues, and assist engineers
- Writing up 20+ tickets on a weekly basis with implementation plans
- Developing planning documents for larger projects
- Making judgement calls about which customer-facing issues to work on next
- Participating in management-level discussions and company strategic initiatives to get a broader perspective on how the Uncountable platform should evolve
Uncountable Inc. provides a cloud-based R&D platform for the chemicals and materials industries. It helps large enterprises store, manage, and analyze materials data and experiment results in real time, enabling global collaboration through a centralized workspace. The product works as a subscription-based service that gives users access to data storage, real-time collaboration tools, and advanced analytics, all integrated into existing workflows so teams can run experiments and share insights from anywhere. Compared with competitors, Uncountable focuses specifically on chemicals, polymers, and advanced materials, offering enterprise-grade collaboration and workflow integration within a single platform, with options for premium or custom solutions to meet unique needs. The company’s goal is to improve efficiency and speed in R&D by making data, people, and experiments work together seamlessly in a cloud environment.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$27M
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2016
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- $27 million Series A funds AI adoption and product expansion.
- Existing customers exceed 100 companies worldwide, supporting expansion revenue.
- Enterprise integrations create cross-sell opportunities in regulated industrial workflows.
What critics are saying
- Incumbent ELN and LIMS vendors create long switching cycles.
- Large manufacturers can standardize on existing PLM stacks and exclude Uncountable.
- AI productivity claims face buyer scrutiny during renewals and procurement.
What makes Uncountable unique
- Unified AI platform connects R&D, QC, and PLM data layers.
- Founded in 2016, it targets enterprise materials and chemicals workflows.
- Integrates ELN, LIMS, QMS, and analytics into one system.
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Benefits
Competitive Salary + Equity
Health and Dental Insurance
401K with Employer Contribution
Dedicated Mentorship for Early-Career
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6 month growth
↑ 42%1 year growth
↑ 42%2 year growth
↑ 35%Uncountable hosts AI innovation summit. May 22, 2026 Uncountable hosted its Unify Summit 2026, a two-day customer event focused on AI-powered product development, formulation workflows and R&D collaboration. The summit took place May 13-14 in Philadelphia and brought together 100 attendees from companies in chemicals, advanced materials, food and beverage, electronics, cosmetics and personal care, agriculture and consumer packaged goods. According to Uncountable, companies represented at the summit included Mondelez International, Suntory Global Spirits, Qnity and Lubrizol. The company said the event reflected growing demand for faster product development workflows across industries. Uncountable's AI-powered platform captures, structures and connects formulation and experimental data across product lifecycles. The platform is designed to help teams standardize data, improve collaboration and gain visibility from early research through pilot and production. "Uncountable's platform has changed how our R&D teams approach formulation and experimentation," said Robert Ddamulira, vice president R&D, Taylor Adhesives/Avery Dennison. "Being part of the Unify Summit and hearing how peers across industries are solving the same challenges reinforced how transformative this technology is. We're excited about what's ahead." The summit included client presentations, product breakout sessions and networking opportunities. Day 1 featured remarks from Noel Hollingsworth, co-founder and CEO of Uncountable, followed by presentations from engineers and R&D leaders at Rogers Corporation, Taylor Adhesives/Avery Dennison Materials Group and Indovinya. Will Tashman, co-founder and chief customer officer, also discussed the company's AI roadmap. Across both days, attendees participated in breakout sessions covering machine learning-driven design of experiments, integrated laboratory and workflow management tools, quality and lifecycle management systems, advanced data visualization and reporting, change management and platform adoption. "The Summit was a valuable opportunity to hear directly from customers, gather feedback on our latest capabilities, and shape a product roadmap that continues to evolve with the needs of different industries," Tashman said. Uncountable is a software company developing an AI platform for end-to-end product development. The company serves product organizations across chemicals, advanced materials, consumer goods, food and agriculture, and pharmaceuticals. Looking for a reprint of this article? From high-res PDFs to custom plaques, order your copy today! JOIN TODAY to unlock your recommendations. Already have an account? Sign In
Uncountable, a leading platform for digital transformation in R&D, today announced it raised $27 million in an over-subscribed Series A funding.
Uncountable secures $27 million in Series A funding to expand its AI-powered R&D platform, with investment led by Sageview Capital and participation from SE Ventures and existing backers.
Uncountable raises $27M in Series A funding.
Uncountable has raised $27 million in a Series A funding round led by Sageview Capital, with participation from SE Ventures and existing investors. The funding will help Uncountable enhance its AI and machine learning capabilities, expand enterprise partnerships, and scale customer support. Caitlin Vorlicek from Sageview Capital and Mike Crowe, former CIO of Colgate-Palmolive, will join the board. Uncountable aims to modernize R&D data infrastructure and accelerate AI adoption.