Eostier
Executive Assistant to Founders

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ABOUT US
Eostier builds consumer brands in-house, now at $25M+ a year. Our next one is premium activewear: functional and flattering at once, for the gym and all day. We're targeting $100M in year one. This is one of our first five founding hires.
THE ROLE
As an Executive Assistant you’ll be working as the right hand to the two founders. You're the person we hand an objective to and trust to get it done, or to figure out how. We want someone genuinely smart with their own ideas, who'll think, propose, and push back when something isn't right.
What You'll Do
- Help us grow the team and bring the right people on as we scale
- Keep calendars and scheduling running across the company: team, partners, manufacturing, operations
- Hop on regular calls to help push things forward where we can't be
- Take objectives and run them down end-to-end: research, dig into the real issue, come back with a report and a recommendation
- Make sure the work we hand to the team and contractors gets done properly
- This isn't a strict corporate job: we don't typically micromanage, though we'll still check in and step in when you need us
- Occasional travel and in-person work, expenses covered: photo shoots, partner meetings alongside us
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What We're Looking For
- Sharp, fast thinker. High intellect is the #1 requirement
- Hands-on: you'd rather solve the thing than schedule a meeting about it
- Excellent written communication. You'll represent the founders
- Highly organized and detail-obsessed across multiple threads
- Proactive: you flag what we haven't thought of
- Comfortable with speed, ambiguity, and autonomy in a fully remote setup


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What's In It For You
- A network most people need a decade to build: every hire, partner, and contact we work with
- A designed growth path upward, with seniority positions as the trajectory
- Full ownership and visibility. Your work lands with the decision-makers
- Travel opportunities as the brand grows
- No micro-management on our end as long as stuff gets done in time
How to Apply
We only review applications submitted through our form attached. It takes less than 5 minutes. Please follow the application instructions. If shortlisted, we'll reach out by email to schedule a call.
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