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Martin Jost net worth

Martin Jost Net Worth 2026 (Estimated) · Founder at Kilobaser · YC W21
est. wealth $6.67M

Quick answer

Martin Jost's estimated net worth is $6.67M (range $4.67M – $10.0M) as of 2026. Martin Jost is Founder at Kilobaser. Kilobaser valuation.

Martin Jost is Founder at Kilobaser (YC W21). Independent Entrepreneurial Check model estimate from public YC data.

At a glance

NameMartin Jost
RoleFounder
CompanyKilobaser
YC batchW21
Est. company val$20.0M
Assumed ownership33.3%
Est. paper wealth / net worth$6.67M
$4.67M – $10.0M
  • Company status: Active
  • Education: Stanford University
  • Region: Austria
  • Industries: Healthcare, Medical Devices
  • Team size: 10
  • Website: https://www.kilobaser.com

Who is Martin Jost?

Martin Jost is a founder of Kilobaser, a biotechnology company that was part of Y Combinator's W21 batch.

Highlights:

  • Stanford University
  • Y Combinator W21
  • Biotechnology

About Kilobaser

We combined microfluidic chip technology and a reagent cartridge to create the first personal DNA synthesizer. Until now most life scientists had to rely on out-sourced DNA synthesis, causing stagnating research. Kilobaser empowers every life scientist to synthesize DNA on their benchtop.

FAQ: Martin Jost net worth and Kilobaser valuation

What is Martin Jost's net worth?

Martin Jost's estimated net worth is $6.67M (range $4.67M – $10.0M) as of 2026. Martin Jost is Founder at Kilobaser. Entrepreneurial Check publishes an independent model-based estimate from public company and role data. Not verified net worth, and Entrepreneurial Check is not affiliated with Y Combinator or the profiled companies.

What is Kilobaser valuation?

Kilobaser's estimated valuation on Entrepreneurial Check is $20.0M. That valuation, or a disclosed round when one is public, is the source for the paper-wealth estimate. Independent model output — not a verified appraisal or official mark.

What is Martin Jost's role?

Martin Jost is Founder at Kilobaser, a Y Combinator-backed startup (batch W21).