A SpaceX veteran raised $65 million to remove Cold War-era wire harnesses | TechCrunch0

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• July 15, 2026

When Senra CEO Jordan Black was an engineer at SpaceX, he took on the task of expanding the company’s wiring harnesses to support production of Starship, the company’s next-generation rocket. Wiring harnesses are what they sound like: the internal electrical wiring that runs through a rocket, car, plane or tractor and becomes increasingly important the