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Jack & Jill AI

Founding Community and Events Lead

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In-Office
San Francisco, CA, USA
100K-160K Annually
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In-Office
San Francisco, CA, USA
100K-160K Annually
Entry level
Own high-volume events in San Francisco from concept through follow-up, then transform each event into social content that expands reach and drives awareness and pipeline. Build and activate a startup ecosystem network, manage logistics and guest lists, create recaps and multimedia content, measure performance, and develop the events and community playbook independently within an early-stage distributed team.
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Founding Community and Events Lead

Why this role exists

Jack & Jill is changing how companies hire. We’re ~25 people headquartered in London and building fast. We just raised $40M Series A, led by Air Street Capital with participation from Creandum and Madrona. Read more here https://www.jackandjill.ai/blog/series-a

 

We launched in San Francisco earlier this year and now we need someone to make the Bay Area’s startup world stop and pay attention.

This is a role for a true superconnector: someone who can throw a room-stopping event and turn it into content that reaches ten times the people who showed up. Every event is two things at once: a real-life moment and a content asset.

You run it, you capture it, you amplify it. That’s the loop, and you own it end to end.

What you’ll own

You’ll design and execute high-impact events (career fairs, founder dinners, meetups, and new formats nobody’s tried yet and we haven’t thought of) that put Jack & Jill in front of the people we most want to reach.
Then take each event and make it travel: recaps, clips, photos, and posts across LinkedIn, TikTok, Instagram, and X that grow our audience and pull the next crowd through the door.

Events without amplification waste the moment. Social without real events behind it rings hollow. You’ll do both, and you’ll build the playbook as you go.

What you’ll do

  • Own events end to end (concept, logistics, guest lists, day-of execution, follow-up) at real volume.

  • Turn every event into social content that extends its reach far beyond the room, and grow a following around it.

  • Activate your SF network from day one and keep widening it: founders, VCs, and operators who show up because your event is the one to be at.

  • Connect the dots from events and content to awareness and pipeline, and measure what’s actually working.

  • Operate independently in a distributed team (we’re 8 hours ahead in London), you’ll report to our GTM Lead, Kaoru and work closely with the SF GTM team.

You’ll thrive here if you

  • Have run event series at high volume and amplified them on socials with real, measurable reach. You’ve lived both halves of the loop.

  • Come from an events, community, or content role at a startup, fintech, or VC-adjacent company, ideally right here in SF.

  • Are a recognised connector in the SF ecosystem: people seek you out for intros and access, and they discover you through your content.

  • Have built something from zero (a community, a meet-up, an event series, a social following) as a hands-on doer, not from a management seat.

  • Can see the line from a great dinner to a warm pipeline, and you’re comfortable being measured on it.

  • Love the scrappy, high-ownership, 0-to-1 reality of an early-stage startup and want equity upside to match.

Bonus points

  • You’ve run events or communities at a VC fund or accelerator and amplified founder dinners, demo days, or portfolio moments on social media.

  • You were the first community/events/partnerships hire somewhere and built the function from scratch.

  • You’ve tied community work to sign-ups, acquisition, or partnerships with numbers to show for it.

  • You’re genuinely excited about AI and the future of hiring.

The details

  • Type: Individual contributor. You do the hands-on work yourself, not through a team.

  • Location: San Francisco, hybrid / in-office. This is an SF role and your network needs to be SF-real.

  • Compensation: $100–160k base plus meaningful equity.

  • Work authorization: US right to work strongly preferred. Visa sponsorship is possible in exceptional cases but will slow the process.

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