Founder's Associate: Growth & Strategy Catalyst

Tilt; Greater London; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 80,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

29 days off

Your birthday off

Share options

3% pension contribution

Unlimited therapy

24/7 GP

MacBook and tech budget

Gym membership

Free Deliveroo

Job summary

Tilt, based in London, is seeking a Founder's Associate to work closely with the founders to tackle the company's most pressing challenges. This hands-on role involves shaping strategic projects, analyzing data, and supporting high-stakes discussions in the boardroom.

You thrive on delivering results in a fast-paced environment and turning vision into reality for Tilt's fashion-forward platform. You'll collaborate across the business—from data analysis to operations—owning initiatives from

Qualifications

• Analytical thinker with ability to derive insights from data.
• Experience owning projects end-to-end and delivering impact.
• Strong written and verbal communication in fast-paced environments.
• Proficient in SQL and data analysis.

Responsibilities

• Support founders with decision-making and communication.
• Dive into large datasets to extract critical insights.
• Own mission-critical projects from concept to execution.
• Analyze and improve processes for efficiency and scalability.
• Step in to solve urgent challenges as needed.
• Keep founders organized and focused.

Skills

Analytical mindset

SQL writing

Data analysis

Ownership & impact

Problem-solving

Organisational skills

Communication

Adaptability

Tools

SQL

Job description

Tilt, based in London, is seeking a Founder's Associate to work closely with the founders to tackle the company's most pressing challenges. This hands-on role involves shaping strategic projects, analyzing data, and supporting high-stakes discussions in the boardroom.

You thrive on delivering results in a fast-paced environment and turning vision into reality for Tilt's fashion-forward platform. You'll collaborate across the business—from data analysis to operations—owning initiatives from