UpLink (YC S22) — Document collection software for Accountants, Auditors, and lawyers
UpLink's founding team worked as auditors and software engineers at PwC where they saw firsthand how difficult it was to collect thousands of documents from clients. Alex Maher and Alex Grant met working on PwC’s big data analytics platform, scaling it from 0 to 20k users globally.
UpLink is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2022 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Document Collection Software for Accountants, Auditors, and Lawyers. The founders listed are Alexander Maher (Founder), Alexander Grant (Founder), Brady Ochse (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, June 10, 2022).
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UpLink's founding team worked as auditors and software engineers at PwC where they saw firsthand how difficult it was to collect thousands of documents from clients.
Alex Maher and Alex Grant met working on PwC’s big data analytics platform, scaling it from 0 to 20k users globally. Brady and Nick met while studying CS at a top 5 public university, but still insist they were self-taught. They were, by far, the top developers on Alex Maher’s team before starting UpLink. Together they ran Dycom's field systems segment, supporting 15k users.
Alexander Maher
Founder
Alexander Grant
Founder
Brady Ochse
Founder
Nicholas Yarmesch
Founder
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