Remote Venture Advisor for Founder Introductions – SF Bay Area

Career Launch; San Francisco (CA); Remote; USD 110,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

Career Launch is seeking a Venture Advisor to focus on venture readiness assessment and founder introductions in the San Francisco Bay Area. This is a remote independent contractor role, salaried with a fixed annual salary within the approved range for the position.

The ideal candidate will bring established relationships in the startup ecosystem and the ability to manage introductions with discretion. The role emphasizes trusted relationships, permission-based introductions, and concise context

Qualifications

• Established relationships in the SF Bay Area startup ecosystem.
• Experience as founder, operator, investor, advisor, or similar.
• Excellent written and verbal communication with senior professionals.

Responsibilities

• Build trusted relationships with founders, operators, investors, accelerators, and startup advisors in San Francisco Bay Area.
• Identify founders whose companies and objectives fit the current qualification criteria.
• Hold an initial professional conversation to understand the company, stage, goals, and immediate needs.
• Obtain permission before making an introduction or sharing contact information.
• Provide concise, accurate context so the internal team can prepare for each founder conversation.
• Maintain timely records of outreach, introductions, status, and agreed follow-up.
• Represent the organization accurately without promising funding, customers, or business results.

Job description

Career Launch is seeking a Venture Advisor to focus on venture readiness assessment and founder introductions in the San Francisco Bay Area. This is a remote independent contractor role, salaried with a fixed annual salary within the approved range for the position.

The ideal candidate will bring established relationships in the startup ecosystem and the ability to manage introductions with discretion. The role emphasizes trusted relationships, permission-based introductions, and concise context