Francisco Partners private equity salary and jobs
No job board for the firm itself: its recruitment page invites applications by email.
Junior investing roles at Francisco Partners
Francisco Partners is a technology investor making majority and minority investments. In its own words: “With more than $75 billion of capital raised, we are one of the largest and most active technology-focused private equity firms in the world with a platform that spans private equity and credit.” On July 23, 2026 it announced “the closing of $21 billion in capital commitments across its Francisco Partners VIII, L.P. flagship fund and Francisco Partners Agility IV, L.P., its middle-market fund”. Capital raised is a cumulative figure and not assets under management. The firm has no job board of its own: its recruitment page says “To inquire about or apply for positions with our team. Email Us”, and careers.franciscopartners.com lists portfolio-company jobs.
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Francisco Partners private equity salary
Not posted. Francisco Partners does not post junior roles. Its recruitment page invites applications by email: “To inquire about or apply for positions with our team. Email Us”. No base salary is published.
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Why Francisco Partners ranks #26
Twenty-sixth place follows a review of this ranking by someone with industry knowledge. It is a judgement, not a measurement. Francisco Partners’ own figure is “more than $75 billion” of capital raised, after it closed $21 billion across its flagship Francisco Partners VIII and Agility IV funds on July 23, 2026. Capital raised is cumulative and is not the same measure as assets under management. The firm posts no roles.
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