Matthew Goldstein (pictured), a principal at venture capital firm Trinity Ventures in San Francisco, has joined Microsoft Ventures, the corporate venturing arm of software provider Microsoft.
He has spent three years investing in cybersecurity, software-as-a-service, fintech and cloud infrastructure deals, such as Dealstruck, Harvest.ai, MasteryConnect, Docker, Workpop, Workpop and Preact, according to his LinkedIn profile.
Microsoft Ventures has been building its team under new corporate vice-president Nagraj Kashyap, who last month hired former Qualcomm Ventures colleague Mony Hassid to run Israel for the unit.