Why we are hiring this role
Source has built the data stack agents need beyond the cloud, and Gents, the multiplayer harness we built on top of it, is going to market. Model labs build harnesses to sell their models; Gents is built around the data. The next stage is turning that into a product teams adopt and a company that scales with it. That’s the job we’re hiring for.
Why this role matters
As Chief of Staff, you’ll work directly with the CEO across product, engineering, operations, partnerships, and fundraising. You’ll own the initiatives that take Source from research to deployment: bringing Gents to market, landing the partners who put the stack into the field, and keeping a deep-tech team focused on the few things that matter most.
This is a high-trust role for someone who can hold a technical argument and an operating plan at the same time. You won’t write the cryptography. You will need to understand why it matters, so that what the lab proves becomes what the company ships.
Responsibilities
- Run the operating rhythm with the CEO: set the quarter’s priorities, track them across teams, and cut the ones that stop mattering.
- Drive the Gents go-to-market plan across product, engineering, and marketing, so every team works from one plan and one set of numbers.
- Run the fundraising process with the CEO: narrative, materials, data room, pipeline, and follow-through.
- Keep partnership deals moving between meetings: scope, internal owners, and next steps that actually happen.
- Build how a growing deep-tech company works: how decisions get made and written down, how teams stay informed, how hiring runs.
- Be the CEO’s thought partner on the calls that matter most, including what not to do.
Requirements for the role
- Have owned outcomes, not just coordinated them, as a founder, an early operator, or a lead inside a venture-backed company.
- Can get far enough into distributed systems and cryptography to explain to an investor why our database can be verified without trusting whoever runs it.
- Write clearly enough that engineers, partners, and investors all act on the same memo.
- Turn an ambiguous problem into a plan with owners and dates, and keep it current as things change.
- Have run, or been close to, a fundraise, a product launch, or a strategic partnership.
- Care whether machines can trust the data they act on.
Why Join Source
The technology is built. The operating model around it isn’t yet, and you’d be the one designing it. You’ll work alongside the engineers and researchers who built the stack, see strategic and technical decisions as they’re made, and help decide how a frontier data lab becomes a company that scales.
Source, Inc.