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About
Aubteen Pour-Biazar previously worked in the White House and city government before founding EffiGov, which develops AI software for municipal operations.
CEO at EffiGovYC S25
Intro paths
Aubteen went through Y Combinator (Summer 2025) — 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 EffiGov's batch and knows the company first-hand. YC profile ↗
In turn, Aubteen can intro founders to EffiGov's investors below.
EffiGov's investors · 8
Co-founders at EffiGov
Frequently asked questions
- Who is Aubteen Pour-Biazar?
- Aubteen Pour-Biazar previously worked in the White House and city government before founding EffiGov, which develops AI software for municipal operations.
- Where does Aubteen Pour-Biazar work?
- Aubteen Pour-Biazar is CEO of EffiGov.
- What companies did Aubteen Pour-Biazar found?
- Aubteen Pour-Biazar founded EffiGov.
Founder mafias
Y Combinator mafia10,702
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University of Oxford mafia786
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Duke University mafia371
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