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Knoetic in New York seeks a senior operator to serve as the operational center of gravity, partnering with the Founder/CEO to ensure every function—product, engineering, GTM, community, and people—runs on time and with high standards.
You will own project execution across the company, drive engineering/product roadmaps, and build dashboards and data pipelines to keep leadership honest and aligned.
Two things make this person: the way you’re wired, and the track record that proves itYou bring militant operational discipline. You’re who teams trust with the hardest, messiest, most cross-functional projects - and you make them look easyYou’re a force-of-nature operator who switches altitudes from 10,000-foot strategy to 1-foot detail without losing a step - and loves bothYou’re a barrel, not ammunition (as Keith Rabois puts it): unreasonably resourceful, self-driven, and most alive in the trenches. Hand you an ambiguous mandate and you take it from 0 to 1 to live with taste, urgency, and near-zero handholdingAnd you’re a pleasure to do it with. Positive, optimistic, steady under pressureYou can speak engineering. You don’t write the code, but you can sit with eng, scope the work, QA it, and keep a roadmap moving without slowing anyone downYou’re AI-native. AI is part of how you think and work - you’ve found tools and automations that 95% of your peers don’t understand yet, and they make you dramatically more productiveAnd you’ve got the receipts. We think the right person could be one of two profiles (and we’re happy to be proven wrong):You’re quantitative and systems-savvy. Sharp with spreadsheets, dangerous with modern tools, and you decide from metrics, not vibes. You can ship an automation or a dashboard without waiting on eng. (Nice to have: product analytics tools like PostHog.)The startup-grown generalist. You’ve spent your career inside high-growth startups (Series A/B/C), started junior, and earned your way up as the person who gets things done across every functionEither way: 4-7 years as a top performer in roles that demand extreme rigor and intensity, with 12+ months (ideally more) in a scrappy 0-1 environment where you saw firsthand how engineering, product, and design actually work togetherThe operator with elite training. A few years at a top consulting firm or bank (MBB / top-tier or equivalent), where you climbed fast, then moved into a startup and operated in the trenches. The rigor of a top firm, the scrappiness of a startup