Venture Builder
Take a validated concept and run it like it is yours: the offer, the outreach, the sales, the delivery, and the number at the bottom.
This is for someone who wants to run a business more than they want a job. You get a concept we have validated, plus the studio systems: outbound infrastructure, media production, playbooks, and a founder who has run this loop and will review the numbers with you weekly. Everything else is yours to figure out. It will be harder than it sounds and slower than you want, like every real business. The difference is you are not doing it alone and you are not starting from zero.
What you will do
- → Build a validated concept into a running venture on our shared engine
- → Own the full loop: offer, outreach, sales, delivery, numbers
- → Review weekly with the founder; execute independently in between
- → Keep an honest P&L and make decisions from it
What we look for
- → You have built and finished something before: a business, a product, a following
- → You think in offers and margins
- → You want ownership of a P&L rather than a task list, and you have thought about why
- → Strong written English and independent execution
Engagement and compensation
Engagement and compensation terms are discussed before an interview.
Remote, by design
This is a fully remote position accepting applications worldwide. The application form asks for the country you currently work from and your time zone so we can coordinate.
Hours, education, and experience
- → Working hours: you state your weekly availability and time zone in the application. The schedule and working hours are confirmed before an interview.
- → Education: the public application does not request degree information, and this listing states no minimum degree.
- → Experience: you state your years of relevant experience and provide concrete evidence of your work. No minimum is stated for this role.
How to apply
This is a current position accepting applications. Apply through our application page; your application goes to Hiring HQ for review. Include what you have built or run before: the numbers you owned, what worked, and what you learned when it did not.