AI-powered platform for private capital fundraising, deal sourcing, and investor management
InvestorFlow operates a full-stack front-office platform for private markets (PE, real estate, credit, venture), built on .NET Core, SQL Server, and Azure cloud services. The company is actively modernizing its legacy codebase by migrating services to Python while simultaneously scaling AI-driven features and data integration capabilities — a dual-track refactor that explains the high concentration of engineering hires (14 of 21 open roles) and the repeating pain-point pattern around legacy service migration and CRM integration complexity.
Notable leadership hires: Data Lead
InvestorFlow is a San Francisco-based platform serving private equity, real estate, credit, and venture firms. The product suite spans deal origination, fundraising, portfolio reporting, investor portals, and ongoing investor services—tying together workflows that typically live across multiple disconnected systems. The company operates with a mid-sized engineering-focused org (51–200 employees) and is actively hiring across engineering, with emerging data and consulting practices. Infrastructure runs on Azure and AWS with Kubernetes and Docker containerization.
InvestorFlow's core stack is .NET Core and C# on Azure cloud infrastructure (Functions, Service Bus, API Management, CDN), backed by SQL Server and MongoDB. Testing uses Selenium, Playwright, and BrowserStack. The company also runs Python, Django, Salesforce, Kubernetes, and Redis.
Core projects include modernizing legacy services via Python migration, building AI-driven platform capabilities, developing data integration services and connectors, implementing golden signals monitoring dashboards, and scaling backend infrastructure. Data migration, CRM integration, and disaster recovery readiness are active focus areas.
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