About the role
Soria is building a living model of the economy for professional investors.
Every investment firm assembles its own partial view of the world from government data, company filings, private data, news, research, websites, PDFs, spreadsheets, and conversations. Keeping that view current is constant work. Teams must find where information is published, determine what it means, reconstruct the historical record, and adapt whenever a source, format, or definition changes—all while knowing that every other serious investment firm is repeating much of the same work, and possibly doing it faster and more comprehensively, costing them alpha.
Soria uses AI to turn these disparate sources into a continuously updated, source-backed model of an industry. It monitors them for new data and research, then reconciles each update with the existing record. Every value traces back to its source, and new information flows through the model — and out to customers — in real time.
Today, Soria covers healthcare. It will expand sector by sector until the model spans the global economy.
Who we are
Adam Ron, cofounder and CEO, spent seven years in equity research at Bank of America including leading the sector in healthcare Soria covers today. He advised hundreds of institutional investors, including some of the largest hedge funds and asset managers in the world. Before that, he started his first company (GoPuff competitor) in college out of his dorm room.
Cameron, cofounder and CTO of Soria. I was a founding engineer at Petal and Pinwheel, joining both as the first founding engineer, so I know what its like to join early. At Petal, I built a cash-flow underwriting engine used to evaluate more than 100,000 applicants. At Pinwheel, I built infrastructure that kept income and employment data current for hundreds of thousands of people across hundreds of payroll providers.
We started Soria with firsthand experience on both sides of the problem: doing the research and building financial systems from scratch.
