Jack Wang moved into venture investing after working as a software engineer across CSIRO, Macquarie, Commonwealth Bank, Amazon and Berkeley SkyDeck, and he still judges startups the way an engineer would, often preferring a working demo over a polished pitch deck. At Project A he shifted from leading gaming investments into physical world intelligence and European defence technology, where he thinks about startups in terms of sovereignty, procurement and broader geopolitical dynamics, while also mentoring emerging investors and technical founders through programs like Future VC, Tech Nation and CyLon.
About their Fund
Project A is a venture capital fund founded in Berlin by former Rocket Internet colleagues, with early backing from Otto Group and Axel Springer, that built an in-house team of roughly 100–140 specialists in engineering, product, data, marketing, sales, recruiting, and design who logged over 100,000 support hours for portfolio companies in a single year, while also holding meaningful ownership stakes of 10–35% in the companies it backs. Beyond typical early-stage investing, the firm has expanded into private-equity co-investments, having made 11 such deals with plans to invest up to $80M more, and has backed category leaders like Trade Republic, KRY, sennder, WorldRemit, Spryker, Voi, and Catawiki across sectors such as consumer finance, digital health, logistics, mobility, and commerce infrastructure.
















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