Before joining Washington Harbour, Min An built a deal-heavy background at Goldman Sachs, RBC Capital Markets, and JMI Equity, working on transactions like Amazon's acquisition of iRobot and IPOs for Informatica and Marqeta, and he brings a mix of growth equity, buyout, and venture experience along with a University of Richmond background that's less common in top-tier venture circles. He's known for sourcing and due diligence work on software companies, has been publicly linked to Washington Harbour's investment in Stoke Space's $510M Series D round, and keeps a low-key public presence that centers on deal work rather than public commentary.