Wireframe review · structure & content only · visual design TBD
1 · Hero Team

The people behind the work.

Small enough that you'll know everyone's name. AI-augmented enough to ship like a team three times our size.

2 · The Team

Who you'll actually work with.

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Nick Arnold

[Role · e.g. Founder / Engineering]

[Short bio — 1–2 sentences on background, what they focus on at GW, what they're known for.]

[Humanizer line — favorite project / hometown / what they're reading]

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Adam Eberling

[Role · e.g. Partner / Strategy]

[Short bio — 1–2 sentences.]

[Humanizer line]

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[Team member 3]

[Role]

[Short bio.]

[Humanizer line]

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[Team member 4]

[Role]

[Short bio.]

[Humanizer line]

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[Team member 5]

[Role]

[Short bio.]

[Humanizer line]

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[Team member 6]

[Role]

[Short bio.]

[Humanizer line]

Team headcount and roles need confirming with Nick + Adam. Grid scales to whatever the real number is.
3 · How We Show Up

Direct. Honest. AI-leveraged.

No relay messages

You talk to the people doing the work. We don't have account managers between you and the design or engineering team.

Working in the open

Shared Slack channels, shared docs, shared roadmaps. You see what we're doing while we're doing it.

Leverage, not headcount

We use AI tools to do more with the team we have. That's how a dedicated team ships work that competes with much larger ones.

4 · Want To Join?

Working on something interesting?

We don't keep a permanent careers page. We hire when we have a specific need and someone we can't stop thinking about. If that's you — particularly if you care about AI/GEO or community-impact technology — say hello.