Quartermaster
AI investment firm making strategic investments in AI technologies, offering AI industry insights to businesses and governments
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-11
About Quartermaster
Quartermaster describes itself as an AI investment house. It makes strategic investments informed by an in-depth understanding of AI technologies and their potential applications, and draws on a network of AI specialists.
Beyond investing, it provides AI industry insights and analysis of their implications for businesses and governments worldwide.
It lists offices in San Francisco, Paris and Singapore. Its open roles are based in Toronto and cover engineering, AI engineering, platform and infrastructure, and product design.
Product: Strategic investments in AI technologies, plus AI industry insights and analysis for businesses and governments.
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