Congruent Ventures is looking to bring on an investment principal to support all aspects of Congruent’s investment work.  On average, Congruent invests in eight new companies per year, and will be expanding our SF-based team in the coming months.  As a member of the investment deal team, you will work closely with our Managing Partners and full deal team across all facets of the investment process. Job responsibilities include:

• Source new investments, develop new relationships, and participate in networking events representing Congruent
• Drive deal due diligence by conducting market research, competitive analyses, reference calls, and relevant financial modeling or cap table analyses
• Negotiate deal terms, draft term sheets, and finalize deal documents in collaboration with counsel
• Lead portfolio company development post-investment, providing guidance and serving in board member or board observer roles
• Write investment memos 
• Identify and explore investment themes and target investment areas
• Participate in future fundraising efforts and contribute to overall business development 
• Selflessly act as a Congruent brand ambassador to the ecosystem while maintaining our company-first mentality.

Congruent Ventures is a leading early stage venture firm that invests against global macro trends in sustainability and climate tech across four themes: Mobility and Urbanization, the Energy Transition, Food and Agriculture,  and Sustainable Production and Consumption.  Founded in 2017, Congruent has invested in nearly 60 companies from pre-to Series A-stage companies. Investing out of its third flagship fund and first continuity growth fund, the firm has ~$1B AUM.  Congruent’s team is 12 strong and is based in downtown San Francisco and invests across North America. 

The Congruent team is small, nimble, and collaborative.  We do not tolerate jerks, nor do we tolerate interpersonal politicking; we value diversity of opinion, background, and experience.  We value respectful but knowledge-based discussions and believe the best investment decisions are made when opinions differ, but the facts have been thoughtfully discussed by the investment team and considered without deferring exclusively to position.  Everyone has a voice and should not be reticent to use it.