Pick up important problems
Take ownership of work that falls between functions and cannot wait for a perfect org chart.
Early companies generate important work faster than they generate job descriptions. If none of our open roles fits neatly but you are unusually curious, resourceful and want to work directly on consequential problems, this is the door to use.
Founder's Office is an evergreen path, not a promise of a particular vacancy. Strong candidates may take on orphaned client, product, research, GTM, education or operating projects—whatever matters and lacks a natural owner. You will work close to Arun, use AI as part of your daily operating system and be judged by how quickly you understand a problem, create structure and move it to a useful outcome.
Take ownership of work that falls between functions and cannot wait for a perfect org chart.
Research unfamiliar areas, frame decisions and convert loose intent into an executable plan.
Coordinate people, follow through on details and make sure useful work actually ships.
Use AI, simple systems and automation to increase the quality and speed of a small team.
Move across delivery, education, GTM and operations while developing strong commercial and customer judgement.
Turn repeated execution into a clear area you can lead as the company grows.
You need a tightly bounded job description, wait for complete instructions or optimise for title over learning and ownership. The role becomes valuable when you make yourself useful across ambiguity.
Important cross-functional projects stop falling through the cracks.
The founder and functional leads gain leverage through clear research, systems and follow-through.
You develop a visible area of ownership based on the value you repeatedly create.
Scope and compensation depend on the problems you are ready to own. Performance-linked incentives may apply.
All roles are eligible for performance-linked incentives. The structure depends on the role and the outcomes it owns.
A CV is useful; a concrete example is better. You will not be asked to do unpaid client work.