Technical CoFounder for CreatorFirst Social Startup

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gramhubNew York (NY)

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About the role

We’re looking for a technical co-founder who is also passionate about marketing and web design. This is a unique opportunity to shape the product, brand, and growth of a platform redefining discovery for creators.

Key Responsibilities: Lead development of AI-powered tools and platform features (mobile and web)Build, maintain, and improve the Gramhub website and user experience Execute marketing strategies, including social media, campaigns, and growth initiatives Collaborate on product strategy, feature prioritization, and community feedback Help define and scale the technical architecture as the platform grows

What We’re Looking For: Strong technical skills (full-stack, mobile, AI integration a plus)Experience with web design / UX — ability to create a clean, creator-focused interface Marketing and growth mindset — understanding how to attract and retain users Builder mentality: scrappy, hands-on, and comfortable wearing multiple hats Passion for the creator economy and empowering creators

What We Offer: Co-founder equity (primary compensation)Opportunity to shape product, brand, and strategy from day one Early traction, private beta community, and momentum Long-term upside as the company grows Salary Equity-first. No salary initially; full compensation will be structured as the platform scales or funding is secured.

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