Chief Operating Officer
Description
The Chief Operating Officer at FutureSearch is responsible for our ability to achieve ambitious commercial and research outcomes.
FutureSearch is a small, rapidly growing startup. The Chief Operating Officer works very closely with the VP of Engineering, VP of Research, the Director of Forecasting, the Chief of Staff, and the CEO to greatly improve the operations of the company, including:
- Sales
- Customer Relations
- Management
- Finances and investor communications
- Hiring
The COO will expect to grow rapidly in their role, and continuously succeed at new challenges the company faces as it grows. The right candidate is highly ambitious about changing the course of AI.
Requirements
- Experience in a senior leadership role of an organization
- Strong startup fundamentals, including fundraising, hiring, and management
Benefits
FutureSearch is fully remote. We concentrate in London, with SF and Berlin as our next most traveled work locations. We prioritize traveling to meet at minimum 6 times per year, usually in or near London.
As a remote company, we have flexible hours, with required synchronous attendance for critical US - Europe overlap hours (~7-10am Pacific).
We are a seed stage startup, and we offer higher-than-average equity for startups of our stage.
We offer full benefits, depending on the country, including healthcare, paternity/maternity leave, equipment, and travel expenses.
Salary range is $180k - $250k for US roles, and adjusted for the local labor market outside the US.
As published by workable · 3 questions · 3 written answers
First name, Last name, Email, Address, Resume
- Please describe a time when you had a difference of opinion with another leader in your org on an important topic. How did you handle that situation, and what did you learn from that experience?
- Who is the most effective operator you've ever worked with, and why were they so effective?
- Imagine you can get one forecast of the outcome of a decision you're facing. It will have perfect accuracy on the outcome metric of your choice. What do you forecast?