Community Lead

Join Lightfield, a groundbreaking company in the go-to-market tech space. As the Head of Community, you will build and lead a network of early-stage founders, design and execute engaging events, create structured community programs, manage our founder Slack, and turn conversations into content. You will have the opportunity to make a significant impact in the industry while enjoying a range of benefits, including meaningful equity, health insurance, paid time off, and more.

• Construire et diriger la communauté des fondateurs de Lightfield, en identifiant, en invitant et en cultivant des relations avec des fondateurs de haute qualité.
• Concevoir et exécuter des événements en personne qui intéressent réellement les fondateurs, y compris des événements au siège de San Francisco et des activations lors de salons tiers.
• Créer des programmes communautaires répétables, tels que des cercles de fondateurs, des cliniques GTM ou des cohortes "construire votre première motion sortante".
• World-class event operator. You sweat the details — guest lists, room composition, timing, the first 5 minutes of an event. You’ve shipped events end-to-end and can share examples of formats that worked (and ones that didn’t)
• Community leadership experience. You know what it takes to get high-caliber people to show up and stay engaged
• Track record of success at a fast-paced early-stage company. We have an incredibly ambitious vision, and work hard to achieve it. You’re comfortable with an intense pace, with high standards, and with wearing many hats
• Deep empathy. You understand the reality of running a small team: juggling product, GTM, fundraising, and hiring. You can talk credibly about go-to-market, not just “community.”
• Passionate about AI and modern GTM. You’re curious about how AI is changing GTM, and you want to be right in the middle of the teams figuring it out in real time
• Strong writer and communicator. You can write crisp, no-fluff invites, follow-ups, and posts that get busy founders to respond. You’re comfortable on-stage or moderating a panel, and don’t mind being a visible face of the community