Venture Executive - Bay Area

About Human Agency

We’re scaling rapidly and have a growing pipeline of opportunities that demand exceptional talent across disciplines. Our mission is to bring on individuals, from creative producers to technical experts to entrepreneurial leaders, who can help us realize this next chapter of growth.

We are a company of doers. Leaders roll up their sleeves, teams work flat, and everyone contributes to what ships. Titles don’t insulate us from feedback or basics. We invite critique, learn quickly, and keep raising the bar. The best ideas win here, no matter where they come from, because clients trust us to deliver the strongest outcomes every time.

Our clients’ missions, products, and bottom lines are sacred. We immerse ourselves in their world, becoming stewards of their goals and partners in solving big problems. Every product, strategy, or asset we create must be both beautiful and functional; practical, usable, and designed for real-world impact.

Humans are our most valuable resource, and we only grow by hiring people who push us forward. Across strategy, engineering, design, data, and operations, we seek out teammates who raise the bar and make us better. Always hire up, never down.

We partner with organizations of all sizes to explore, design, and implement AI strategies that are secure, scalable, and human-centered. We believe AI should amplify human potential, not replace it, and we build with that conviction in every engagement. From advisory and tooling to implementation and education, we meet clients where they are and help them integrate AI in ways that align with their mission and values. Our goal is to empower teams to work smarter, move faster, and unlock new possibilities through thoughtful, responsible innovation.

And through it all, we lead with purpose, love, and adventure. We do meaningful work with people we care about, and we make the ride an adventure worth taking. Because at Human Agency, who we are and how we work are one and the same.

The Opportunity

You’re going to run one of our ventures. Not assist on it. Not support it. Run it. You’re a CEO without the title — yet. We hand you a venture, the AI infrastructure to build it faster than anyone else could, and the autonomy to make it work. You own the product. You own the customers. You own the revenue. You own the P&L.

This isn’t a fellowship or a residency. It’s not a training ground. We’re looking for someone who has already proven they can take something from zero to real — someone who knows what it feels like to build, ship, sell, and iterate under pressure. Someone who doesn’t need a playbook because they've written one before.

Human Agency is building multiple ventures simultaneously, and this role exists because we need operators who can move at AI speed. You’ll have access to our studio resources, our AI tooling, our network, and our capital. But the decisions are yours. The wins are yours. The failures are yours. If that sounds like freedom, you’re right. If it sounds terrifying, you’re also right.

What You’ll Own

• Full venture accountability. You’re responsible for product direction, customer acquisition, operations, and financial performance. This is your business to build.
• AI-native product development. You’ll ship product using AI as a core capability from day one — not as a feature, but as the foundation of how you build and scale.
• Revenue generation and growth. You’re expected to find customers, close deals, deliver value, and build a repeatable growth engine. No one else is doing this for you.
• Team building and leadership. As the venture scales, you’ll hire and lead a small, high-performing team. You set the culture. You set the standards.
• Strategic pivots and decision-making. You’ll make calls with imperfect information, kill ideas that aren’t working, and double down on what is. Speed and judgment matter more than consensus.
• Studio reporting and collaboration. You’ll regularly share progress, learnings, challenges, and pivots with the studio leadership. Transparency and intellectual honesty are non-negotiable.

Who You Are

Experience & Skills

• Youve run something real before — a startup, a product line, a business unit, or a revenue-generating venture where you owned the outcome.
• You have both product instinct and sales instinct. You can build something people want and you can convince them to pay for it.
• Youre AI-native in your approach to work. You already build with AI tools, not around them. You understand what’s possible and you know how to exploit it.
• Youve managed a P&L or been accountable for financial performance. You understand unit economics, burn rate, and what it takes to make a business sustainable.
• You have proof of work. Not a resume full of logos — actual artifacts. Things youve built, shipped, sold, or grown. Show us.
• Youre self-managing and self-directing. No one is going to tell you what to do tomorrow morning. You figure it out and you execute.
• You make decisions quickly with incomplete information and you’re comfortable being wrong as long as you learn fast and correct course.
• You think like an owner, not an employee. You don’t wait for permission. You don’t need your hand held. You take the problem and you solve it.
• Youre energized by autonomy and accountability, not paralyzed by it. The idea of running your own thing inside a larger engine excites you, not scares you.
• Youre intellectually honest about what’s working and what isn’t. You kill your darlings when the data says so, and you double down when momentum is real.
• You want to build something that matters, not just collect a paycheck. You care about the mission, the product, and the people it serves.

Compensation & Logistics

• Remote position open to candidates based in the US or Canada.
• Full-time employment with competitive compensation including base salary, performance-based incentives, and potential equity participation in the venture you build.

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