Full-Time
Investment Associate
Pantheon Ventures Careers
201-500 employees
Global private markets investment manager
Compensation Overview
$120k - $135k/yr
San Francisco, CA, USA
In Person
On-site in San Francisco, California; some travel may be required.
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- Prior knowledge and deal experience (2-4 years) in infrastructure & real assets, private equity, investment banking, consulting, corporate development, or related roles
- Strong financial modelling skills, ability to understand financial statements, interpret and calculate key financial metrics
- Ability to learn quickly, take initiative and handle a large amount of responsibility early on
- Interest in working in a fast-paced deal execution environment with the ability to perform well under pressure with minimum supervision to meet tight deadlines
- Self-motivated and resourceful; able to multi-task and focus on delivering results
- Strong problem solving, influencing and relationship building skills – ability to build relationships internally and externally with General Partners, clients, brokers, consultants, and management teams
- Strong communication skills and attention to detail
- Willingness to travel on a varying basis
- Evaluate investment opportunities through financial modeling and due diligence
- Prepare and present investment recommendations to the Investment Committee on deal findings and other analyses
- Assist with deal closing processes alongside the Investment Structuring Team and legal counsel
- Represent team and build rapport with partners and counterparties by attending GP/company board meetings, industry events, and other ad-hoc meetings
- Monitor and assist in the management of existing portfolio companies and investments
- Support client and fundraising requests and participate in client and fundraising meetings
- Conduct market and sector research for use in pitchbooks, client materials or external publications
Pantheon manages investments in private markets for a broad base of institutional and private clients. It raises and allocates capital to private equity, infrastructure and other private market strategies, offering flagship funds, integrated programs, and customized solutions. The approach uses a global network with offices in multiple major cities to source deals, diversify risk, and tailor investments for each client. Pantheon also oversees listed investment vehicles Pantheon International Plc (PIP) and Pantheon Infrastructure Plc (PINT) on the London Stock Exchange. As of 2022, it reported about $88.9 billion in assets under management and advice, and employed over 460 people worldwide. The goal is to grow client portfolios by providing access to a wide range of private market opportunities across geographies and stages, backed by experienced teams and scalable investment structures.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Private
Total Funding
$379.4M
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
1982
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Pantheon reported $83.8 billion discretionary AUM on July 16, 2026.
- Pantheon co-led BU Bregal’s €811 million continuation vehicle on July 28, 2026.
- Pantheon Infrastructure extended its £115 million revolver to February 2029.
What critics are saying
- Pantheon depends on cyclical GP-led secondaries demand and continuation-vehicle volume.
- AMG Pantheon entities sought SEC co-investment relief on January 22, 2026.
- A 2027 fundraising slowdown would hit fees, hiring, and Pantheon’s employer brand.
What makes Pantheon Ventures Careers unique
- Pantheon closed PGCO VI at $3.2 billion on July 30, 2026.
- Pantheon launched PGIS on April 23, 2026, broadening evergreen infrastructure secondaries.
- Pantheon has invested in secondaries since 1988 and infrastructure since 2010.
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Company News
HMV Engineering has been valued at €1.4 billion in a continuation vehicle transaction led by existing investor Exponent. The approximately €750 million deal brings in new investors Apollo S3, Pantheon, and SQ Capital to support the Irish engineering firm's expansion. The Limerick-based company provides high-voltage engineering and critical power infrastructure services. HMV expects to close FY26 revenues at over €1 billion, up from €61 million in 2020, whilst expanding its workforce from 300 to over 1,900 employees. The company holds a €2 billion order book and €16 billion pipeline. It targets €3 billion in annual revenues within five years and plans to grow its global workforce to 3,000 employees. HMV will open its North American headquarters in Dallas later this year, having established a US presence in late 2025. The transaction is subject to regulatory approval and expected to complete in September 2026.
Pantheon, a global private markets investor with approximately $84 billion in assets under management, has closed its largest co-investment programme at $3.2 billion. The Pantheon Global Co-Investment Opportunities Fund VI and related vehicles focus on mid-market companies in non-bank financials, industrials, business services, and technology. The fund's investor base has grown across all regions, with strongest expansion from Asia. Pension funds remain the largest capital source, but the base now includes sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies, asset managers, family offices, and endowments. In 2025, Pantheon deployed approximately $1.3 billion across 30 co-investment deals. The firm's private equity platform represents $41 billion of its total assets under management and has a 40-year track record.
Pantheon has co-led an €811 million multi-asset continuation vehicle for BU Bregal Unternehmerkapital, demonstrating growing appetite for complex GP-led secondaries in Europe. The vehicle will finance the next phase of growth for two portfolio companies. The first is Safety21, a European GovTech platform specialising in road safety and smart mobility. The second is Onlineprinters. The deal highlights the increasing sophistication of continuation vehicles as a tool for extending holding periods whilst providing liquidity options for existing investors.
Pantheon has launched a new evergreen fund focused on infrastructure secondaries, expanding its semi-liquid investment platform. The firm received regulatory approval for Pantheon Global Infrastructure Secondaries Fund, a Luxembourg-domiciled vehicle targeting private wealth investors. The launch completes Pantheon's evergreen range, which already includes strategies in private equity through Pantheon Global Private Equity and private credit secondaries via Pantheon Global Credit Secondaries Fund. Pantheon's evergreen platform now manages $15 billion in assets across three major areas: private equity, private credit and infrastructure. The platform provides access to both US and international markets, strengthening the firm's positioning in solutions for private investors.
QHP Capital has closed a $1.1 billion continuation vehicle for Azurity Pharmaceuticals, providing liquidity to existing investors whilst securing long-term capital for growth. The transaction was led by HarbourVest Partners, with Pantheon Ventures and Audax Strategic Capital participating. The deal, announced on 13 February 2026, allowed limited partners in QHP's selling fund to either take returns or roll proceeds into the continuation vehicle. Strong participation came from existing limited partners, whilst QHP's subsequent fund remains a significant investor. The capital will support Azurity's organic growth, business development, licensing and potential mergers and acquisitions. Azurity is a specialty pharmaceutical company with a portfolio of over 50 medicines spanning 10 therapeutic areas, distributed across more than 50 countries.