Position: Entrepreneurial "Do it All" — Marketing/Product/Management
Company: ColorElephant
Category: Marketing
Experience required: 1y
English level: upper

Hello 👋

We're launching a "product studio" and need someone to help us run it. What the heck is a product studio? We're launching a portfolio of small SaaS products. We're creating and will launch and operate a variety of small to medium sized internet products.

Our first product is already launched and a few more are to come. This is a spin off of a digital agency we're been running for 8+ years now. You'll work alongside a team of very skilled and proven programmers, marketeers and entrepreneurs.

But what are we looking for exactly?
We're looking for someone ready to be a bit of a jack-of-all-trades. We want someone that doesn't need to ask for permission to get stuff done, You're skilled in web stuff and you understand startups and tech/digital. You know what ProductHunt is and probably you're young and thinking of being your own entrepreneur one day.
This is a unique chance to see our successes and mistakes from first row and learn from them.
You'll do everything from helping manage projects and ensure execution, onboard users, think of out-of-the-box ways to promote our products, setup marketing automation flows and do support. Literally you have to be comfortable with a job that changes daily and where you'll do project management, support, marketing, management and everything in between.

Your single most important skill must be being able to see how something is done and replicate it in other contexts or figure how to do something on your own. We might need you to setup onboarding sequences for our users on customer.io or provide support on crisp. We're ok with mistakes, as long as you learn from them and do better next time. 

On top of payment (duh!) what we can promise is a unique opportunity to learn from trying and being in the front-line and having unfiltered access.

You won't be an internet serving virtual coffees, you'll be our "right hand man" in moving pieces across. 

This is probably a great opportunity either for someone early in career or someone looking to make a jump. Once more, understanding of tech/digital and startups is critical so you can get up and running. 

Does this sound like a disorganized job? It is and if you feel so then probably you're not the greatest fit and should NOT apply. 

Please apply with why you think you're great for this and what you know about tech/startups.