Fund Accountant - VC Fund

Posted 17 days ago

robert halfLos Altos (CA)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Reach out to Michelle Espejo via email or LinkedIn for additional information or questions regarding this listing. Fund Accountant | Venture Capital Firm | Palo Alto; Hybrid | Base + Bonus + Equity Join a fast-growing VC firm. With strong growth and increasing AUM, this is an opportunity to join the business at an exciting stage of scale. This is a high-visibility, high-ownership role with broad exposure across fund operations, treasury, client service, and cross-functional initiatives. You'll have the opportunity to build scalable processes, leverage automation and AI, and make a direct impact as the platform continues to grow.
Responsibilities:
  • Support end-to-end fund operations across a large and growing fund platform
  • Process capital calls, distributions, wires, and cash activity Manage bank reconciliations and monitor fund cash flows
  • Support lines of credit, including advances, repayments, and reconciliations
  • Track and reconcile fund fees, expenses, and carried interest accruals
  • Partner with fund administrators, custodians, banks, and internal teams to resolve breaks
  • Support advisors and investors with operational inquiries
  • Build more scalable, automated workflows as the platform grows
  • For fastest consideration, reach out to Michelle Espejo via email or LinkedIn.

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