Where does Jun Jeon work?

Jun Jeon is Investor at Khosla Ventures.

What check size does Jun Jeon write?

Jun Jeon typically writes checks of $100K – $50M.

Where did Jun Jeon go to school?

Jun Jeon studied at University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)); The Johns Hopkins University (Bachelor of Science (BS), Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering).

Jun Jeon

Investor

Investor at Khosla Ventures

San Francisco Bay Area

Writes $100K – $50M checks · typically $25M

About

Jun Jeon is a Partner at Khosla Ventures focused on founders at the intersection of healthcare, biology, and frontier technology across all stages. He previously spent over a decade in bench and clinical research, cofounded Bio Launch (now Nucleate Philly), worked at AlleyCorp on digital health and life sciences incubations, and held roles at Oshi Health and Octant Bio. He holds a chemical and biomolecular engineering degree from Johns Hopkins and an M.D. from the University of Pennsylvania.

Contact· self-published, not guessed

j•••@khoslaventures.comreveal

Invests in

AI & Machine LearningBiotechDigital HealthHealthtechMedical Devices

Experience

Khosla VenturesPartnercurrent2025 — presentMenlo Park, California, United States
Khosla VenturesPrincipal2023 — 2025Menlo Park, California, United States
Khosla VenturesAssociate2021 — 2023Menlo Park, California, United States
AlleyCorpVenture Fellow2021New York, United States
Penn Bio LaunchCo-Founder / Co-Managing Director2020 — 2021
OctantNew Product Opportunities2021
NucleateCo-Managing Director and Co-founder of Philadelphia Chapter2021Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
InSITEFellow / AVP of Startup Sourcing2020 — 2021
Oshi HealthBusiness Development2020
The National Institutes of HealthMRSP research fellowship2019 — 2020Bethesda, Maryland, United States
KSEACo-Founder, US-Korea International Startup Showcase2019 — 2020
Penn Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health SystemClinical research2016 — 2020Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
SpectrumScoresCo-Founder2018 — 2019
Penn HealthXVP of Venture2016 — 2017Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
National Eye Institute - National Institutes of HealthOrgan-on-a-Chip Microfluidics Research (IRTA Fellow)2015 — 2016Bethesda, Maryland
Institute for NanoBiotechnology - Johns Hopkins UniversityMicrofluidics Design2014 — 2015Baltimore, Maryland

Skills & more

CAD2Aspen Plus1Cell Culture3Research5Product Development1Data Analysis1Project Management1Chemical Engineering1Statistics1Presentations2Pipelines2Python3

+12 more

HTMLCSSIllustratorPhotoshopMatlabMicrosoft OfficeMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft WordPowerPointPublic SpeakingLeadershipManagement

Languages English · Korean

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Jun Jeon?: Jun Jeon is a Partner at Khosla Ventures focused on founders at the intersection of healthcare, biology, and frontier technology across all stages. He previously spent over a decade in bench and clinical research, cofounded Bio Launch (now Nucleate Philly), worked at AlleyCorp on digital health and life sciences incubations, and held roles at Oshi Health and Octant Bio. He holds a chemical and biomolecular engineering degree from Johns Hopkins and an M.D. from the University of Pennsylvania.
Where does Jun Jeon work?: Jun Jeon is Investor at Khosla Ventures.
What does Jun Jeon invest in?: Jun Jeon invests in AI & Machine Learning, Biotech, Digital Health, Healthtech, Medical Devices.
What check size does Jun Jeon write?: Jun Jeon typically writes checks of $100K – $50M.
Where did Jun Jeon go to school?: Jun Jeon studied at University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (Doctor of Medicine (M.D.)); The Johns Hopkins University (Bachelor of Science (BS), Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering).