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Allocator One is hiring an Associate to build the engine behind its AI-first investment platform. You’ll work directly with the founders, reporting to a Founding Partner, bridging investor relations, financial analysis, and technology.
Based in London or Vienna, this full-time role focuses on automating workflows, developing fund‑return models, and turning deal flow into market intelligence. You’ll own LP relationships end to end and help shape the LP portal.
Three years ago we had a thesis: the best returns are shaped by emerging managers, and nobody had built the machine to find them first. So we built it. We see roughly 80% of new fund managers globally, back the top 3%, and anchor them with day‑one capital.
Now comes the bigger cycle. We're hiring one Associate to build the engine behind it: the agents, the models, the market intelligence, the numbers behind every decision. You'll work directly with the founders, reporting to a Founding Partner.
Who we are
Allocator One is the AI‑first asset manager for emerging fund managers in private markets. Markets are moving from generalists to specialists, and durable alpha is formed upstream, before the opportunity becomes consensus. Our job is to find it first. We anchor the top 3% of emerging managers and give our LPs day‑one access, backed by the largest deal flow in the category. The team is small by design. We build our own tools, and we expect you to do the same.
This is not a support role. It sits where investor relations, financial analysis, and technology meet, and your job is to make a small team operate like a much larger one.
General responsibilities:
Your skills and qualifications:
One thing to know before you apply: we don't build what we build without giving it all. If that excites you, keep reading. If it scares you, all good, not for you.
There has never been a better time to enter private markets. The field is being rewritten, and we're holding the pen.
Apply with what you've built, not just where you've worked. No recruiters, please.