Limited Partner Relations Specialist

About AngelList

Private markets are the new public markets. The most important companies of this era are private, and almost no one can own them. What's missing is the financial system public markets spent a century building: exchanges, custodians, brokers, and ways for ordinary people to buy in. Private markets, now $28T, never had the equivalent. AngelList is building it.

The last decade of structural innovation in venture happened here: syndicates, SPVs at scale, Rolling Funds, scout programs. Today we have $200B+ in assets and 30,000+ startups funded on our platform. The rest of private markets is next. Funds is the software and services behind private funds, Nova is the banking network, Meridian is the wealth platform for accredited investors, and USVC is the brand behind a registered fund that lets anyone invest in venture.

Working here means an unusual amount of agency on a problem that matters. Titles are closer to suggestions, and there are about 200 of us building what private markets never had. Come build it with us.

About the Role:

When a GP raises a fund on AngelList, LPs trust the platform as much as they trust the GP. LP Relations is the team behind that trust: the front line for more than 100,000 investors, especially in the moments that are hardest to get right. It comes down to the details, like clear communication, accurate reporting, document management, correct money movement, and capable support when questions come up.

This is a customer-facing role. You'll own day-to-day communications with the investors in the funds we administer, represent AngelList, and work across legal, tax, banking, sales, and product to resolve issues and deliver best-in-class service. You'll handle high volume with accuracy and care, notice when something is urgent, sensitive, or outside your scope, and escalate with clear context so the right people can jump in. Every one of those conversations teaches you something about how capital moves through a fund and how our platform handles it.

We expect you to grind and we expect you to think. The strongest people on this team notice the patterns behind recurring issues and fix the system. You will surface what's broken, form a point of view on how it should work, and help turn that into better workflows, automations, and projects that make the experience better for every LP. The path from specialist to associate is built by people who use that foundation to develop real judgment about our investors, our product, and how to solve problems that don't come with a playbook.

Responsibilities:

Be the first line for LP questions on fund economics, capital calls, wire and banking issues, distributions, subscription documents, K-1/tax questions, and fund reporting
Be the expert on our investor platform and funds, especially the cases that don't fit the standard path
Maintain response and service quality across high volume
Flag urgent or sensitive issues, escalate with clear documentation and context, and work with partners across legal, tax, banking, sales, and product to get issues resolved, not just passed along
Identify recurring investor issues and edge cases, translate them into clear product feedback, and increasingly use AI and coding tools to prototype or ship fixes yourself
Turn repetitive work into workflows and automations that help the team scale
Support relationship management with key customers

What We're Looking For:

0–1+ years of experience, ideally in a customer-facing role with operational responsibilities, and a desire for real responsibility and agency from day one
You write clearly and adapt tone based on audience: an institutional LP and a first-time angel investor need different things from the same email
You are clear and calm under pressure: high volume, delayed wires, frustrated investors, busy seasons. You don't lose quality when the queue spikes or patience when someone is upset
You use AI tools to make yourself and your team more effective
You take initiative and work well on a team: you solve problems without waiting for permission, ask good questions instead of guessing, and pull for the people around you
You're curious about venture, private markets, and the mechanics of how capital moves

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