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About
Aatish Mandelecha spent 11 years at Amazon working on payments infrastructure, including security systems for managing payment data and credentials across AWS services.
Founder at StracYC W22
Intro paths
Aatish went through Y Combinator (Winter 2022) — any YC alum in your network can reach them through the YC community.
Their group partner at YC was Brad Flora, Backing expeditions into the future — the partner who ran Strac's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗
In turn, Aatish can intro founders to Strac's investors below.
Strac's investors · 5
Co-founders at Strac
Frequently asked questions
- Who is Aatish Mandelecha?
- Aatish Mandelecha spent 11 years at Amazon working on payments infrastructure, including security systems for managing payment data and credentials across AWS services.
- Where does Aatish Mandelecha work?
- Aatish Mandelecha is Founder of Strac.
- What companies did Aatish Mandelecha found?
- Aatish Mandelecha founded Strac.
Founder mafias
Y Combinator mafia10,594
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UC Irvine mafia137
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University of Mumbai mafia130
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