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Entrepreneur-in-Training (EIT)
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Job Description
Entrepreneur-in-Training (EIT) | walanika@gmail.com
The Tone:
This is a remote position at walanika@gmail.com, an emerging entrepreneurial initiative. The company explores innovative business ideas and builds sustainable, scalable ventures through a lean, experimentation-driven approach focused on rapid learning and customer feedback. This role is crucial for shaping both strategy and operations from the ground up, as team members are empowered to take ownership and contribute directly to the venture’s growth.
The TL;DR
• Role: Internship
• Location: Remote
• Mission: Contribute to the exploration, validation, and growth of early-stage ventures while developing entrepreneurial skills.
• Tech Stack: Productivity suites, online collaboration platforms, simple analytics or survey tools
What You’ll Actually Do
• Research: Support market, customer, and competitor research to gather insights and recommendations.
• Validation: Help validate new product or service ideas through experimentation and customer feedback.
• Planning: Assist in designing and testing business models, and draft simple business plans and investor materials.
• Outreach: Engage with potential customers for feedback and help coordinate basic marketing or outreach efforts.
• Process: Collaborate on process improvements, track key metrics, and document learnings from experiments to inform decisions.
The Must-Haves
• Background: Entry-Level. Strong interest in entrepreneurship, startups, and building new ventures, with a willingness to learn and take initiative.
• Experience: Ability to conduct basic research and synthesize findings; comfort with planning, organizing tasks, and working independently in a remote setting.
• Skills: Clear written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to create simple presentations and reports; basic familiarity with digital tools; an adaptable and problem-solving mindset.
• Bonus: Previous exposure to startup projects, side ventures, or business-related coursework is beneficial.
