Sacramento · On-site · $95k–$115k/yr
Aro Homes
Backed byInnovation EndeavorsAbout Aro Homes
Aro Homes is a new company. Its mission is to redefine residential construction by building better, more sustainable homes faster and more efficiently. Aro Homes believes home construction should be better for the planet and deliver better homes for the people who live in them. It identifies significant opportunities to improve the US residential construction industry in areas such as end-product quality, speed, waste, cost, and environmental impact. The company has a team of experts across engineering, construction, design, product management, and manufacturing, and is funded by world-class investors, including Eric Schmidt’s Innovation Endeavors, with a founding motivation to improve the residential construction industry so it is better for people and the planet, and it targets the US residential construction market.
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Mountain View · On-site · $95k–$115k/yr
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$21M
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Carbon-negative homebuilder Aro Homes raised a $21M Series A from Innovation Endeavors, Western Technology Investment and Stanford University.
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