
Generalist at Fulcrum (San Francisco, CA)
Fulcrum· San Francisco, CA·
Role details
Job description
Compensation: $150,000–$300,000 + equity (depending on experience and scope)
Location: San Francisco
Start: ASAP • Applications: Rolling
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We’re hiring a high-agency strategic ops & product generalist to work closely with the founding team. You would be responsible for helping with Fulcrum Research’s strategic direction, product management, communicating with customers, writing, & general operations support.
Key responsibilities:
- Partner with founders to identify and prioritize strategic initiatives that drive company growth and impact
- Work with technical teams to define product requirements and manage the development roadmap
- Lead product launches and coordinate go-to-market efforts
- Craft compelling written content including product documentation, blog posts, and customer-facing materials
- Support internal and external communications efforts
- Develop operational processes and frameworks that scale with the organization
We value candidates with varied experiences and perspectives. If you're adaptable, thoughtful, and hard-working, please submit an application, even if you think your background isn’t a perfect match!
Why work at Fulcrum
- High-impact mission: Work on foundational infrastructure for how humans will control and trust AI-generated software.
- Elite technical team: Colleagues with top-tier ML publications, open-source influence, and MIT alignment background.
- Culture of research and engineering: The team publishes research, builds open-source software, and operates at the intersection of ML research and systems engineering.
- Early stage: Opportunity to shape the company’s product, culture, and direction.
- Remote/hybrid: Not specified on careers page; likely flexible for early-stage startup.
- Hiring roles: Currently seeking a "Member of Technical Staff" and a "Generalist"—general skills valued; no explicit degree or experience requirements listed, just impact orientation.