Co-Founder / Founding Operator

August 29, 2026

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About Us

We are building an ambitious technology startup in stealth mode and are looking for a highly execution-driven co-founder to help build the company from the ground up in San Fransisco, California.

This is a deeply hands-on operating role involving day-to-day execution across operations, fundraising coordination, hiring, growth initiatives, partnerships, and company building. We are looking for someone who thrives in fast-moving startup environments and genuinely wants to build long term.

The ideal candidate has executive leadership experience within an early-stage startup and has participated in venture capital fundraising or investor relations. We are especially interested in founders or executive operators who have helped build and scale venture-backed companies. Exceptional candidates with venture capital experience or outstanding startup backgrounds will also be considered.

What We’re Looking For:

Executive leadership experience (CEO, COO, VP, Chief of Staff, etc.) at an early-stage startup.
Direct experience participating in or supporting venture capital fundraising.
Experience working closely with founders, investors, and executive teams.
Strong operational mindset with the ability to build processes from the ground up.
Comfortable wearing multiple hats in a fast-moving 0–1 startup.
High ownership mentality with a desire to build long term.

Preferred Qualifications:

Founder or founding executive of a venture-backed startup.
Experience raising capital from venture capital firms.
Existing relationships within the venture capital or startup ecosystem.
Operations leadership experience in a venture-backed startup.
Experience working directly with investors, boards, or fundraising activities.
Exceptional students or recent graduates with significant venture capital, startup, or entrepreneurship experience are encouraged to apply.

Important:
This is not a consulting, advisory, or passive executive role. We are seeking a hands-on operator who is excited to build alongside the founders, take ownership of day-to-day execution, and help lead fundraising, operations, and company growth from the earliest stages.

Location: San Fransisco, California
Compensation: Equity-based initially

Location & Eligibility Requirements:
Location: San Fransisco, California (Onsite)

Candidates whose experience is primarily in large corporations or consulting firms, without meaningful startup operations or venture capital fundraising experience, may not be the best fit for this role.

Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States and must not require current or future employment visa sponsorship (e.g., H-1B sponsorship).

At this time, we are unable to consider candidates located outside of the United States or candidates who require visa sponsorship.

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