AI-driven relationship intelligence CRM built for private capital firms
Affinity sells a CRM purpose-built for private capital dealmaking, running on Ruby, PostgreSQL, React and TypeScript over AWS and Kubernetes, with native iOS (SwiftUI) and Android (Kotlin Multiplatform, Jetpack Compose) clients. Hiring is accelerating and sales-dominated, backed by a heavy outbound stack (Salesloft, Outreach, Gong, 6sense), while job posts flag Salesforce tech debt and work on API layers and a third-party integration platform.
Affinity is a San Francisco-based, privately held software company with 201–500 employees. It builds a CRM for private capital firms that captures relationship and interaction data, maps firm networks and supports deal pipeline management across the investment lifecycle. The company also offers Ascend, an agent platform that automates procedural deal-stage tasks. Affinity reports serving more than 3,300 private capital firms and is hiring in the United States and Spain.
Affinity's product runs on Ruby, PostgreSQL, React and TypeScript on AWS with Kubernetes, plus Swift/SwiftUI and Kotlin Multiplatform for mobile. Internally it uses Salesforce, Gong, Outreach, NetSuite, Looker and Tableau.
Yes. Affinity's hiring is accelerating and skews heavily toward sales, focused on outbound prospecting, new account acquisition and expansion revenue, with smaller engineering and product openings in the United States and Spain.
Job posts point to growing the mid-market private capital segment, extending data insights into Salesforce, applying AI automation to revenue workflows, and building internal and external API layers plus a third-party integration platform.
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