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Atominvest

Unified platform for fund lifecycle management

Implementation Manager

Full-Time
No salary listed
Mid
Boston, MA, USA+1 moreMore locations: New York, NY, USA
HybridHybrid work is required.

About the job

Requirements
  • 3–6 years of experience leading enterprise business-to-business software-as-a-service implementations end-to-end, ideally within financial services or asset management, including personally configuring platforms, running data migrations, and solving technical problems.
  • Strong working knowledge of private markets, including waterfalls, capital calls, and limited partner reporting requirements.
  • Hands-on technical experience with application programming interfaces, data mapping, and integration concepts, including scoping technical requirements directly with client information technology or data teams.
  • Proven experience running discovery workshops that produce concrete implementation plans.
  • Strong analytical skills, strong Microsoft Excel skills, and comfort reconciling and migrating complex client datasets.
  • Strong project management ability, including tracking dependencies, owning deadlines, and communicating proactively when plans change.
  • Ability to build relationships with sophisticated clients, adapt communication to chief financial officers and data analysts, and challenge and guide senior stakeholders confidently.
  • Entrepreneurial mindset, autonomy, ability to move quickly, and a solutions-oriented approach.
Responsibilities
  • Own the full client lifecycle from discovery, solution design, configuration, data migration, integrations, user acceptance testing, and training through go-live and post-deployment success.
  • Serve as the client's single day-to-day point of contact and the face of Atominvest throughout implementation and ongoing delivery.
  • Run structured discovery workshops to translate fund structures, data models, and reporting requirements into implementation plans and platform configurations.
  • Design and advise on implementation plans, including sequencing, dependencies, resourcing, and technical approach.
  • Work with Product and Engineering to scope integrations with client technical teams using application programming interfaces, secure file transfer protocol, and data feeds.
  • Lead structured implementation programs for enterprise clients while managing timelines, dependencies, and senior stakeholder expectations.
  • Analyze client datasets, fund structures, and workflows to design and configure platform solutions.
  • Run executive business reviews with C-level contacts alongside Account Managers to align on progress and value delivered.
  • Proactively manage risks and customer health.
  • Partner with Product to manage change and operational risk during feature deployments, coordinate rollouts, communicate client impact, and ensure functionality lands smoothly in production environments.
  • Gather structured client feedback, influence product prioritization, and own delivery of new features to the client base.
  • Provide high-quality, responsive support with ownership and clear judgment.
  • Build trust with client stakeholders throughout implementation and beyond renewal.
  • Identify expansion opportunities by understanding clients' broader operating models and strategic goals.
Desired Qualifications
  • Formal project management methodology certification or experience, such as Project Management Professional or PRINCE2.
  • Prior experience with fund administration, private equity or venture capital operations, or portfolio monitoring tools.

About the company

Atominvest provides AI-powered enterprise software for alternative investment managers, offering a unified platform across private equity, venture capital, real estate, hedge funds, and wealth firms. Its modules cover the full fund lifecycle: Investor Management for unified capital-raising, e-subscriptions, onboarding, data rooms, and automated reporting; Portfolio Management and Fund Operations use AI-driven data ingestion to centralize metrics, enable real-time performance analytics, valuations, ESG data tracking, and fund accounting. It differentiates itself by consolidating disparate systems into one scalable platform with enterprise security (SSO, role-based permissions, bidirectional APIs) and native productivity plugins for Excel, Outlook, and Gmail. Its goal is to simplify and accelerate investment management for global clients with over 5 trillion AUM by integrating front- and back-office workflows.

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2017

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What believers are saying

  • Atominvest won 2026 awards for client services and portfolio monitoring, strengthening sales conversations.
  • The company claims $5T-plus AUM and 150,000 users, signaling strong distribution leverage.
  • Active 2026 hiring in product, sales, and implementation supports continued go-to-market expansion.

What critics are saying

  • Atominvest lists only 29 employees and $3.2M ARR, limiting enterprise coverage.
  • Bootstrapped status and no disclosed funding constrain hiring, international expansion, and R&D.
  • Competitors like Chronograph and 73 Strings target the same workflow stack, pressuring win rates.

What makes Atominvest unique

  • Atominvest's 2026 MCP connector plugs portfolio data into Claude and ChatGPT.
  • It unifies fundraising, onboarding, reporting, and portfolio monitoring for private markets managers.
  • Six Drawdown awards, including 2026 portfolio monitoring, validate product depth and credibility.

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Jun 1st, 2026
Atominvest's inaugural Empowering Women in Private Markets event: New York City recap.

Atominvest's inaugural Empowering Women in Private Markets event: New York City recap. 3 minutes read Muriam MacIntosh What is on this page. Last month, Atominvest hosted its inaugural Empowering Women in Private Markets event in New York City. Held at one of the city's leading private members' clubs, the evening brought together over 60+ senior women across private equity, private credit, asset management, and fund operations for an afternoon of candid conversation and genuine peer connection. Attendees represented some of the most respected names in the industry, including Hamilton Lane, Apax Partners, Wellington Management, Advent International, Platinum Equity, JPMorgan, and Bonaccord Capital. Teams from The Riverside Company, Lead Edge Capital, Kudu Investment Management, GQG Partners, MUFG, State Street, EisnerAmper, and Citco Fund Services were also in the room, alongside many others. IR in 2026. The IR panel featured Tatiana Robinson, Associate Director at GQG Partners, and Sophia Kolodzinski, Senior Associate at Bonaccord Capital Partners. The conversation explored how investor relations has evolved from a support function into a strategic nerve center. Panelists discussed what it means to run IR at scale with lean teams, the shift toward always-on client relationships, and how the bar for LP experience has fundamentally moved. Key themes included the growing importance of operational due diligence in investor decisions, the tension between scalability and personalization, and what it takes to build IR infrastructure that can support new fund launches and product expansion. The conversation also turned to the next five years and scalability. How do lean IR teams build the infrastructure to support new fund launches and an expanding LP base without simply adding headcount? The answer, panellists agreed, lies in process discipline, smart vendor selection, and technology that removes friction without removing the human touch. AI and technology: where adoption is actually happening. The second panel brought together Sam Leandri, Managing Director at Hamilton Lane; Isabela Nassif, Principal at PACT Capital Partners; Alli Barnes, Director at Alpha Alternatives; and Laila Hasan, Client Service Executive at JPMorgan. The discussion tackled how firms are approaching technology and AI in practice, covering build vs. buy decisions, where automation is delivering real efficiency gains, and how to balance operational improvement with the relationship-driven nature of private markets. Panelists were direct about the hype. Every service provider claims to be the next best thing. What separates firms extracting real value is discipline: strong vendor relationships, connected systems, and a clear-eyed view of where human judgment still needs to sit at the front. Practical observations on data integrity, CRM integration, and LP education as a prerequisite for any technology to actually work rounded out the session. Building a community. The feedback from attendees was overwhelmingly positive. The quality of conversation, the seniority of the room, and the frankness of both panels made it clear there is real appetite for this kind of gathering in private markets. Private markets has always been built on relationships. But dedicated spaces for women in the industry to connect, share, and lead the conversation are still rare. That is what Atominvest Software Ltd set out to create with this event, and the response confirmed it is worth doing properly. Atominvest Software Ltd is making this an annual event. If you want to be part of it - whether as an attendee, panellist, or partner - or if you want to participate other Atominvest events in 2026, get in touch with the team.