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Chief of Staff

London
£110k – £165k/yr
Posted about 10 hours ago
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About the company

Our client is an early-stage industrial AI company modernizing how experts inspect and maintain critical physical infrastructure. Its platform replaces handwritten field notes and manual reporting with AI-assisted data collection, decision support, and report generation. Founded in 2024, the company has raised $20 million in Series A funding from a leading global venture firm and works with enterprise customers including aerospace, energy, and life-sciences leaders.

The role and why it matters

This Chief of Staff will work directly with the CEO on the highest-priority problems constraining the business as it scales from approximately 25 to 250 people. The current Chief of Staff is moving into a senior North America go-to-market role, demonstrating the growth path available in this seat. You will move across strategy, operations, hiring, metrics, enterprise deals, and cross-functional execution, with daily access to the CEO and founders.

What you'll do

  • Identify and solve the most important company bottleneck at any given time, from unblocking enterprise deals to improving engineering allocation.
  • Build financial, operational, and go-to-market metrics and reporting across every team.
  • Improve hiring systems, reduce time to hire, help attract exceptional talent, and support headcount planning.
  • Create repeatable operating processes that support the company's next stage of growth.
  • Represent the CEO in investor updates, senior client meetings, and cross-functional leadership forums.
  • Travel to industrial customer sites, including manufacturing facilities and energy infrastructure, for approximately 25% to 50% of your time.

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  • 4 to 8 years of experience in management consulting, investment banking, or strategy and operations at a Series A to Series D startup.
  • Experience at a top strategy firm, leading investment bank, or high-growth technology company, with a clear record of rapid promotion or accelerated career growth.
  • A degree from a top university in your country and evidence of exceptional achievement.
  • Strong analytical ability and comfort working directly with financial and operational data.
  • Executive judgment, clear communication, and the ability to challenge senior leaders constructively.
  • The stamina and ownership mindset to operate in a demanding, fast-moving environment with extended working hours when required.
  • Willingness to work from the Farringdon office in London five days per week and travel substantially.

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  • Experience as a founder who built meaningful revenue or raised venture funding.
  • A technical or quantitative academic background.
  • Experience building operating systems for a rapidly scaling company.

Compensation and benefits

  • £110K-£165K base salary, approximately $145K-$220K equivalent, with flexibility for exceptional candidates.
  • Significant equity.
  • Full visa sponsorship and relocation support.
  • Private healthcare and dental coverage, plus meals in the office.

Location and work model

  • Full-time and on-site in Farringdon, London.
  • Five days per week in the office when not traveling.
  • Travel to industrial client sites across Europe and the United States for approximately 25% to 50% of the role.
  • Typical office hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., with occasional weekend work when required.
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