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Jennifer Li
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Jennifer Li

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Jennifer Li is a General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz, where she focuses on enterprise and infrastructure investments in data systems, developer tools, and AI. She’s passionate about open source and loves products that abstract complex problems to a simple interface. She’s on the boards of ElevenLabs, Ideogram, Mintlify, Mux, Pylon, Rasa, and Stacker and is a board observer at dbt Labs, Fal.ai, Fivetran, Motherduck, NX, Upstash, and Vantage.

Prior to joining Andreessen Horowitz in 2018, Jennifer led product at Solvvy, a startup (acquired by Zoom in 2022) that brings conversational AI to the customer experience. Before that, she led self-service and analytics products at AppDynamics (acquired by Cisco for $3.7 billion). She was a Kleiner Perkins Product Fellow in 2016. 

Jennifer grew up in northern China and moved to the United States for her higher degrees. She holds an MS in Software Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University and an MS in Technology Management from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. When she’s not iterating on products or go-to-market strategies with her portfolio companies, she loves to travel, read, and garden.

Latest Content

  • Investing in Mintlify
    Jennifer Li and Yoko Li

    Mintlify lets companies publish quality software documentation that aligns with their brands, including guides, API reference, and examples.

  • AI, SQL, and the End of Big Data
    Jordan Tigani, Jennifer Li, and Derrick Harris

    MotherDuck CEO Jordan Tigani discusses DuckDB's spiking popularity as the era of big data wanes, as well as the nexus of SQL and LLMs.

  • Investing in Pylon
    Jennifer Li, Zeya Yang, and Jeff Silverstein

    Pylon provides a single view of customer issues, wherever they are happening — Slack, Teams, chat widget, ticket forms, or emails.

  • Scaling AI for the Coming Data Deluge
    Robert Nishihara, Jennifer Li, and Derrick Harris

    Anyscale's Robert Nishihara discusses the challenges of training and running AI models at scale, and how a focus on video data will change generative AI.

  • The Future of Image Models Is Multimodal
    Mohammad Norouzi, Jennifer Li, and Derrick Harris

    In this AI + a16z podcast episode, Mohammad Norouzi shares his story of building influential text-to-image models at Google and cofounding Ideogram.

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