About the role
We are building EQUIAM into an agentic firm, where agents do the large majority of the work and people make every decision that matters. A year ago, an IC-ready memo here took three or four days to write. Today it takes less than one. This seat does the same for operations first, then for the rest of the firm. It reports directly to the CEO. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.
What they're looking for
- 5+ years in deal execution (investment banking, private equity, or secondaries) or operations and fund finance (asset manager, fund administrator, or custodian)
- You have closed transactions and run fund operations yourself, and you know what breaks: the missing consent, the funds flow that does not tie, the capital account the administrator has to restate
- You understand private fund economics: waterfalls, fees, carry, capital accounts, and fair value for private company positions
- You care about getting it right. One wrong capital account statement costs us more trust than a year of good ones earns
- Your Claude Code or Codex setup is the kind other builders ask to copy, and you can show us something you shipped
- A plus: direct secondaries or SPVs, compliance at an SEC-registered adviser, a computer science or engineering background, a CFA or CPA
More about this role
EQUIAM is an investment firm managing funds focused on growth and late-stage technology companies. We systematically screen thousands of private companies, rigorously underwrite, then make high-conviction investments (often) through direct secondary transactions. Our LP base is 250+ family offices, UHNW investors, and institutional allocators.
We are looking for someone who is clever, relentless, and thrives when their role is evolving and growing.
We are a lean team. Nobody here works a narrow lane, and we would not know what to do with someone who wanted one.
We are building EQUIAM into an agentic firm, where agents do the large majority of the work and people make every decision that matters. A year ago, an IC-ready memo here took three or four days to write. Today it takes less than one. This seat does the same for operations first, then for the rest of the firm. It reports directly to the CEO.
Day one looks like a classic fund operations seat. Since 2018, we have invested in 90+ companies and exited 40, and every one of those deals had to be papered, funded, closed, valued, and reported on, usually on someone else's deadline. You own that work, and a lot of it you will do...
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