Venture Builder (Execution Lead) This is not a job. This is building companies from zero. What you’ll actually do You will work directly with the CEO to:Take raw problems from real businesses (manufacturing, education, logistics, etc.) Turn them into actual products within weeks Build and launch MVPs yourself using AI-assisted development Test them with real customers (our investors’ companies) Iterate fast or kill fast Turn the ones that work into standalone ventures This is not theoretical. You are expected to ship fast, make decisions with incomplete data, and own outcomes — not tasks. Your core responsibilities Problem → Opportunity Break down messy business problems into buildable solutions. Identify what’s actually worth building vs. noise. Build & Launch Build the MVP yourself. You are writing prompts, shipping code, and putting the product in front of users. No handoff to a dev team. Commercialization Turn MVPs into real use cases inside partner businesses. Get first revenue, not just “users.”Venture Creation Help decide: kill, pivot, or scale. If it works, help spin it into a company. What this is not Not consulting Not strategy decks Not innovation theater Not a dev shop — you’re not taking feature requests, you’re owning the product If you want structure, stop reading. What we’re looking for You’ve built something real — product, business, side project. Doesn’t matter which You understand both product and business You can think commercially, not just technically You move fast without waiting for permission You’re comfortable being wrong and fixing it quickly You don’t need to know AI coding tools on day one — we’ll teach you. But you need to want to build with them. Bonus: experience in startups, consulting, or operations. What you get A base salary, plus meaningful upside on the ventures that spin out Structure varies by venture — different bets, different shapes If you need a fixed outcome defined upfront, this won’t be a fit. What you do get: 3–5 real shots at becoming a founding operator — with actual customers from day one — without betting everything on a single idea. The reality Most of what you build will be killed. A few things will work. One might become a company where you are a founding operator with real equity. That’s the trade.