Private markets investment manager across equity, real assets and credit
London-based Pantheon invests across private equity, infrastructure, real assets and private credit through primaries, secondaries and co-investments. Its stack is firmly Microsoft-centric: Azure, Databricks, dbt and Synapse for data, .NET and Angular for internal apps, Power BI and Power Apps for business users. Hiring is accelerating and finance-heavy, with active work on risk analytics, registered funds and a Microsoft Purview compliance build.
Pantheon is a privately held private markets investment firm founded in 1982 and headquartered in London. It covers primary fund commitments, secondary purchases, co-investments and customized solutions across private equity, infrastructure, real assets and private credit. Clients include institutional investors and a growing base of private wealth advisers and investors, served through pooled funds and bespoke accounts. The firm employs 201–500 people, with offices across Europe, the Americas and Asia, and is currently hiring in the United Kingdom, United States and Singapore.
Pantheon runs on Microsoft Azure with Databricks, Apache Spark, dbt, Azure Data Factory and Synapse for data, plus C#, .NET, ASP.NET Core, Angular, SQL Server, Power BI, Dynamics 365 and Bloomberg Terminal.
Pantheon is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, with offices across Europe, the Americas and Asia. It is currently hiring in the UK, the US and Singapore.
Current initiatives include building risk analytics tools and a risk framework, executing infrastructure secondary and debt transactions, structuring registered funds, and implementing Microsoft Purview Compliance Manager.
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