Just FYI, unless the company is eminently filing for an IPO, or is already public, I would not include RSU as a liquid benefit.
It is (unfortunately) likely that the stock will be worth something approximating zero in a couple years, rather than maintaining or increasing from the current funding valuation.
You should also consider burn rate, current runway, and health of competition.
It is (unfortunately) likely that the stock will be worth something approximating zero in a couple years, rather than maintaining or increasing from the current funding valuation.
You should also consider burn rate, current runway, and health of competition.