More About Rajko
Rajko Radovanovic is an investing partner on the infrastructure team at Andreessen Horowitz, where he focuses on AI and infrastructure. He works with companies including Cursor (Anysphere), Mistral AI, Udio, Luma AI, Black Forest Labs, World Labs, and Braintrust. He also incubated and helps run a16z’s Open Source AI Grant Program, supporting impactful nonprofit open source AI projects.
Previously, Rajko was a venture investor at NEA, where he worked with teams including Perplexity AI, Sentry, Metabase, Weaviate, and TimescaleDB. Earlier in his career, he worked in enterprise technology and consulting at Boston Consulting Group.
Rajko holds a degree in Economics and Computer Science from Harvard University, where he also served as a Teaching Fellow for Advanced Mathematical Optimization. Outside of work, he enjoys rock climbing and fly fishing.
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