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Jean Sini
Experienced Technology Leader and Investor
Jean Sini is a General Partner at Partech, a global venture capital firm, where he has been since May 2019. He operates out of both San Francisco and New York City and has over 20 years of experience in technology and product roles across various companies, including startups and large organizations.
Professional Background
Before joining Partech, Jean held several significant positions:
- Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Cadre, where he led technology strategy.
- CTO and Chief Product Officer (CPO) at One Kings Lane, overseeing a large team focused on engineering and product development.
- Vice President of Engineering at Mint, a personal finance management platform acquired by Intuit for $175 million in 2010.
Jean has also been involved in founding and successfully selling two startups: Fountain and Activeweave. His entrepreneurial spirit is complemented by his investment activities, where he has been advising and investing in early-stage technology startups since 2012. Notable companies he has backed include Canva, Treasure Data, and People.ai.
Education
Jean holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from Telecom ParisTech and a DEA in Computer Science from Université Pierre et Marie Curie in Paris.
Personal Interests
Outside of his professional endeavors, Jean is an avid kiteboarder and snowboarder, reflecting his active lifestyle.
In summary, Jean Sini's extensive background in technology leadership, combined with his venture capital experience, positions him as a significant figure in the startup ecosystem, particularly in the technology sector.123
Highlights
The Pydantic library, with over 40m monthly downloads, is just about ubiquitous when it comes to data validation in Python. Today, founder Samuel Colvin announced the company's $4.7m seed round, led by Sequoia Capital, with participation from Partech and Irregular Expressions: congratulations, Samuel! So excited about the chapters ahead.
Read the full story on Techcrunch:
Ever since I got to meet François, Christopher, Tyler and the entire Memfault team back in 2019, I've been blown away by how crisp the company's vision has been, along with its ability to execute. Focused entirely on equipping firmware and embedded developers with the tools they need to reliably deliver, observe and manage their releases on large fleets of devices, Memfault is quickly becoming a core tool in any IoT team's quiver. With Saagar from Stripes leading the company's Series B round, couldn't be more thrilled about the chapters ahead! Congratulations!
