Software Investment Banker
vortex capitalDenver (CO)
About the role
Company Overview:
Vortex Capital is a global lower-middle-market capital advisory firm with a strong track record across software, AI, enterprise technology, and emerging technology sectors. Our team spans Europe and the U.S. and has collectively executed over $300bn in transaction volume across capital raising and M&A.Position We are expanding our technology practice and are hiring a senior software investment banker to support and lead capital raising and M&A transactions for early- to middle-market software and technology companies. We have access to top-tier deal flow and a strong pipeline of high-quality mandates across SaaS, enterprise software, AI, fintech, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, developer tools, vertical software, and broader technology sectors.
What We’re Looking For:
Senior technology investment banker / M&A professional with extensive transaction experience across software, SaaS, AI, fintech, cybersecurity, or broader technology sectors Proven track record leading and executing lower-middle-market software capital raises and M&A transactions Strong relationships with technology-focused VCs, growth equity firms, family offices, strategic acquirers, and institutional investorsFINRA licensed (Series 7/79/82 or equivalent)7+ years of experience in investment banking, private equity, or venture capital
Benefits:
- Work alongside a top-tier global team of finance professionals with deep technology sector expertise
- Fast growth trajectory with potential to move into partner-level roles quickly
- Access to highly differentiated software and AI deal flow
- High earning potential with uncapped upside tied directly to transaction success
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