Daily funding roundup - October 10th, 2018

Shujinko raised $2.8M; Accion Systems and Luminari raised $3M; Foundry College raised $6M

Shujinko: Shujinko develops various cloud solutions. Shujinko leverages it's proprietary construction engine that takes hundreds of components and configures them to be deployed into their customers cloud account. Shujinko has raised $2.8 million in seed funding from Unusual Ventures, Defy Ventures, Vulcan Capital, PSL Ventures and Vas Ventures. Read more

Accion Systems: Accion Systems is a provider of propulsion systems for satellites based on proprietary technology developed at MIT. Accion Systems has raised $3 million from Boeing’s HorizonX Ventures. Read more

Luminari: Luminari offers tools and solutions that focus on filtering CPA job opportunities according to their customers’ preferences. It provides its services to a selected group of job seekers who were selected according to their qualifications and skills. Luminari has raised $3 million in Series A funding, including from Revolution’s Rise of the Rest Seed Fund and Hanover Partners. Read more

Foundry College: Foundry College equips working adults with the skills and knowledge they need to excel in jobs that aren’t being displaced by automation. Foundry College has raised $6 million in funding from Learn Capital. Read more

Skello: Skello makes schedule in a few clicks, communicate with teams and automatically process payroll. Skello calculates in real time the management indicators you need: Payroll, productivity, staff ratio. Skello has raised $6.9 million in funding from Aglaé Ventures, XAnge, Jean-Baptiste Rudelle and earlier investors. Read more

GoWork: GoWork is a social network for adequacy and search tailored to the requirements of business profiles and more. GoWork has raised $10 million in new capital led by Gobi Partners and The Paradise Group, a firm that operates commercial and residential properties. Read more

Nanoview Biosciences: Nanoview Biosciences is developing proprietary products that support research, translation and delivery of precision medicine. Nanoview has raised $10 million in Series B funding led by Northpond Ventures, with participation from Sands Capital Ventures and PBM Capital Group. Read more

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