Full-Time
Posted on 12/10/2025
3D metal printing service for parts
$90k - $95k/yr
Los Angeles, CA, USA
In Person
Relocation assistance provided; on-site role in Los Angeles area.
Freeform Future Corp provides metal parts on-demand through a proprietary 3D metal printing service. Their core offering is printing metal components directly from digital designs for manufacturing clients, with pricing based on part complexity, size, and quantity. The printing process builds parts layer by layer from metal powder or feedstock, enabling faster production timelines and lower costs than traditional metal fabrication. Unlike many competitors, Freeform Future Corp focuses on a service model that can scale for both small businesses and large manufacturers, emphasizing speed, cost efficiency, and broad applicability across industries. The company's goal is to widen access to metal parts manufacturing in the US by dramatically reducing production time and expenses, helping customers iterate and scale more quickly.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$126M
Headquarters
Los Angeles, California
Founded
2019
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Freeform, a startup developing AI-powered 3D printing systems for metal components, has raised $67 million in a Series B round. Investors include Apandion, AE Ventures, Founders Fund, Linse Capital, Nvidia's NVentures, Threshold Ventures and Two Sigma Ventures. Founded in 2018 by former SpaceX engineers Erik Palitsch and Thomas Ronacher, Freeform is upgrading its current GoldenEye system, which uses 18 lasers to fuse metal powders. The new Skyfall platform will employ hundreds of lasers to produce thousands of kilograms of metal parts daily. The company emphasises AI-native manufacturing, partnering with Nvidia to access advanced GPUs for real-time physics simulations. Freeform is already delivering hundreds of mission-critical parts and plans to hire 100 employees whilst expanding its facility to address contract backlog.
Freeform Future, a company specialising in autonomous metal manufacturing, has filed notice with the US Securities and Exchange Commission to raise $67.08 million in new funding through an exempt securities offering under Regulation D. Founded by former SpaceX engineers, Freeform operates a service-based platform for advanced 3D printing rather than selling machinery. The company uses real-time predictive AI and powerful computing platforms to produce high-quality, digitally-verified metal parts at high speeds. Freeform serves aerospace, defence, automotive and consumer electronics industries, manufacturing components ranging from rocket engines to Formula 1 car parts. The filing was made within 15 days of the first investor becoming contractually committed to invest, as required by federal securities law.
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Freeform has partnered with Embark Trucks, a developer of autonomous technology for the trucking industry, to demonstrate Freeform’s metal additive capabilities.
Freeform, a Hawthorne, CA-based metal 3D printing company, raised USD45M in funding