Biotech

Convexia

Convexia is an AI-native platform that identifies and evaluates overlooked drug assets faster than competitors, using automated sourcing and commercial analysis to transform hidden pharmaceutical opportunities into ready-to-license deals.

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Location
Remote
Hiring in US
Team size
1-10
Founded 2025
Total raised
$500k
Seed · last round Oct '25
Salary range
$100–200k
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About Convexia

Convexia is an AI-native platform that finds and evaluates overlooked drug assets faster than anyone else in the market. The company combines automated sourcing, in silico modeling, and commercial analysis to identify high-potential molecules and package them for future buyers. By deploying an integrated agent stack, Convexia replaces months of manual diligence with a streamlined, end-to-end process that transforms hidden assets into ready-to-license opportunities. This approach positions Convexia as a leader in accelerating the discovery and commercialization of underutilized pharmaceutical assets.

Funding

$500ktotal raised

Oct '25
  • Oct 2025 · Seed
    $500k

Company at a glance

Founded2025
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The team at Convexia

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Ayaan Parikh

Co-Founder @ Convexia (YC S25) | Stanford CS + Bio

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Rahul Vijayan

Co-Founder @ Convexia (YC S25) | Stanford CS + Econ

Team breakdown

Team Distribution

  • Engineering50%
  • Leadership33%
  • Operations17%

Where the Team Studied

  1. 1.Stanford University
  2. 2.Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  3. 3.University of California, Berkeley
  4. 4.Cornell University

Team Worked At

  • MIT Lincoln Laboratory
  • Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
  • Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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Team Composition

4 people
  • Entrepreneurship2 senior2
  • Finance1
  • Information Technology1

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