Brian Schechter
Brian Schechter is Partner, Infrastructure at Primary Venture Partners, a seed venture firm in San Francisco writing $250K–$2M checks. Brian focuses on Infrastructure, Compute and Semiconductors. DryPowder last updated this profile on June 3, 2026.
- Infrastructure
- Compute
- Semiconductors
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About Brian
AI demand is growing exponentionally and colliding with today's semiconductor capabilities. Outsider founders, not incumbents, taking first-principles big-swing approaches will build the compute infrastructure needed for superintelligence.
Source: Primary Venture Partners team page
How to pitch Brian
- Lead with
- Brian's stated focus: Infrastructure, Compute and Semiconductors.
- Size the ask
- Primary Venture Partners invests at seed, with $250K–$2M checks.
Other partners at Primary Venture Partners
- Ben SunPartner, Co-CIO · Consumer, AI Native Products
- Tobias CitronPartner, Cybersecurity · Cybersecurity, Digital Security
- Emily ManPartner, Fintech & Enterprise AI · Fintech, Enterprise AI
- Jason ShumanPartner, Vertical AI · Vertical AI, Hardware Networks
- Cassie YoungPartner, GTM Tech · GTM Tech, Revenue Operations
- Brad SvrlugaManaging Partner, Co-CIO · Operational Systems, AI Workflows
- Zach FredericksPrincipal, Industrials · Industrials, Infrastructure Systems
- Sam ToolePartner, Healthcare · Healthcare, AI Healthcare
Frequently asked questions
What does Brian Schechter invest in?
Brian Schechter is Partner, Infrastructure at Primary Venture Partners. Brian's listed focus areas are Infrastructure, Compute, Semiconductors. Primary Venture Partners invests at Seed.
What check size does Primary Venture Partners write?
Primary Venture Partners writes $250K–$2M checks at Seed, per the fund's DryPowder profile.
How do I contact Brian Schechter?
Brian has a public LinkedIn profile, linked on this page. DryPowder has an email address on file for Brian, shown on paid plans.
Sources
- Website: Primary Venture Partners website (team page)
- LinkedIn: Brian Schechter on LinkedIn
- Method: How DryPowder builds its data