Boston VC firms review 2000+ deals a year but cannot search their own pipeline by thesis match — everything sits in Affinity + email.
Massachusetts · AI Automation Services
n8n pipelines for Cambridge biotech, Boston venture firms, and Massachusetts higher-ed ops.
Boston VC firms review 2000+ deals a year but cannot search their own pipeline by thesis match — everything sits in Affinity + email.
Cambridge biotech startups build world-class science but run ops on Google Drive folders that nobody else can navigate.
Massachusetts universities manage grant ops across 5 legacy systems with no unified reporting layer.
Client snapshot
A Boston early-stage VC firm was losing deal context across Affinity, email, and a shared Notion. I built an n8n pipeline that ingests deal emails, enriches with Clearbit and LinkedIn, scores against the firm's investment thesis via Claude, and pushes a daily digest to partners. Pipeline review time dropped 70%.
Who builds it: Waseem Nasir — AI automation engineer, digital nomad from Pakistan, based in Bali/ASEAN, serving global clients.
Yes. I build n8n pipelines that ingest pitch decks, founder emails, and enrichment data, run them through Claude or GPT-4o with your thesis as the scoring rubric, and route ranked dealflow into Affinity or Notion. Partners triage 3x faster.
Unified ELN/LIMS intake via n8n plus a Supabase or Snowflake layer on top. Researchers keep their preferred tools; the system makes the data queryable. I also build GPT-4o-powered search across experimental write-ups.
GPT-4o or Claude reads grant RFPs, extracts eligibility criteria, and matches against researcher profiles. A weekly digest surfaces opportunities researchers actually qualify for, rather than an ocean of irrelevant announcements.
Yes. Short-cycle engagements (2-4 weeks) fit well for discrete research or ops tools. I scope with a fixed deliverable, ship via weekly demos, and handoff clean documentation so your team can maintain or extend.
30-minute discovery call. No pitch deck. I map your current workflow, identify the highest-leverage automation targets, and tell you whether it makes sense to work together.