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Raymond Mieszaniec

Co-founder & COO, EvenUp

Legal AI

Raymond Mieszaniec co-founded EvenUp, the San Francisco company whose AI drafts demand packages for US personal injury firms, and is its chief operating officer. He earlier co-founded EquitySim and did risk consulting at PwC in Hong Kong and China. He traces the idea to watching his father under-settle a catastrophic accident claim.

Raymond hasn’t spoken on a TechTO, TechVancouver or TechWaterloo stage. This profile is here because Raymond co-founded EvenUp, which appears in 1 talk in the archive.

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Did Raymond Mieszaniec co-found EvenUp?

Yes. Bessemer Venture Partners' post announcing the $50.5 million Series B it led, dated June 8, 2023, identifies him as COO and co-founder alongside Rami Karabibar and Saam Mashhad. Unite.AI's interview of November 19, 2025 uses the same title and dates the launch to 2019.

What does Raymond Mieszaniec do now?

He is chief operating officer of EvenUp. The company's own about page lists him as Chief Operating Officer next to Rami Karabibar as CEO and Saam Mashhad as Chief of Product & Legal Operations (evenuplaw.com, checked 2026-09-21).

What did Raymond Mieszaniec do before EvenUp?

He co-founded EquitySim, which used "AI-driven simulations to identify and elevate diverse student talent", and worked in risk consulting at PwC in Hong Kong and mainland China across analytics, cybersecurity and compliance, per Unite.AI's interview of November 19, 2025. LawRank's podcast page for its EvenUp episode adds an economics degree from Simon Fraser University and an MBA from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (no date printed on that page; checked 2026-09-21).

What is EvenUp?

A legal-AI company for US personal injury firms. Its about page (checked 2026-09-21) gives an address at 548 Market St in San Francisco, says it has raised $385 million and closed a Series E at a $2 billion valuation. Bessemer's June 8, 2023 post describes AI-generated demand packages drawing on more than 250,000 public verdicts and settlements.

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