NOMAD

Bazaar is a new kind of markets platform: an autonomous, agentic system built on a unified framework of how markets actually behave. The product is designed to scale into a fund, not a toy for retail. The technical and conceptual engine is in place – now it needs a business co‑founder to turn it into a firm.Your roleYou will own the business side of Bazaar: turning a powerful, differentiated system into a real company with capital, partners, and a clear story. This is not a “help with pitch decks” role – you are a true co‑founder, responsible for everything from positioning and fundraising to early customer/LP relationships and overall strategy.What you’ll be responsible forCraft and refine the narrative: positioning, messaging, and pitch that explains why this matters now to LPs, partners, and early adopters – without leaking the actual edge.Lead capital formation: identify, approach, and manage relationships with angels, family offices, and institutional LPs for both the company and, in time, the fund.Design the go‑to‑market path: decide whether we first express the system as a fund, a productized infra layer, or a hybrid, and build the roadmap accordingly.Own commercial ops: basic legal/structuring choices, early hiring priorities, partnerships, and making sure the business side doesn’t lag the tech.Act as thought partner on strategy: help decide which opportunities to pursue, which to ignore, and how aggressive vs. stealthy we should be at each stage.Who you areYou have a strong grasp of markets, even if you’re not a quant – you understand how funds make money, what LPs care about, and how to talk about performance, risk, and edge without hand‑wavy buzzwords.You’ve either:worked in investing (funds, family office, allocator, high‑end fintech), orbuilt something from zero that required selling a complex product to sophisticated buyers.You’re comfortable owning the “front of house”: talking to investors, partners, and early hires, while respecting that the core framework and system design are already in place.You like ambitious, weird ideas – but you also care about compliance, structure, and doing things in a way serious capital can trust.What this isn’tIt’s not a “let’s brainstorm a trading bot” side project.It’s not a role where you rewrite the technical thesis; the framework is there, and it’s deep.​It’s not a cushy operator position in a de‑risked company – this is early, and you’ll shape almost everything non‑technical from day one.If you want to co‑found something that could credibly become a next‑generation fund platform – and you’d rather own narrative, capital, and strategy than ML models – this is for you.

Nomad is seeking a co-founder who combines the commercial instincts of a seasoned operator with the conviction of a true believer in the thesis.The ideal profile is someone who has:Built and scaled something before — a startup, a fund, a product, a community. They know what zero-to-one actually feels like and don't romanticise itA genuine network that opens doors — investors, financial media, institutional contacts, or a strong audience in the trading/investing space they've built through credibility, not titlesFundraising fluency — comfortable in a room with angels, VCs, or family offices; knows how to tell a story with numbers and closeMarketing and distribution instincts — understands how to build an audience that converts, not just one that follows; has thought seriously about content, community, and trust as growth leversEnough technical curiosity to engage meaningfully — doesn't need to ship code, but can sit in a product or architecture conversation, ask the right questions, and hold a development team accountableA long time horizon — this is a Phase 1 of a 4-phase company. You must understand that the subscription platform is the proof, not the destination, and must build toward the larger participant strategy from day oneWho they are as a person:Deeply honest — with partners, with subscribers, with themselves. The track record model only works if the scoring is never gamed, and that starts at the topMorally serious — Nomad's edge comes from seeing what others miss, not from information advantages that cross ethical or legal lines. The co-founder holds that line without being askedAll in — not advising, not consulting, not hedging with another role. Committed, present, and invested in the outcomePassionate about markets at a structural level — not just returns, but why markets behave the way they do. Someone who finds the eight-framework theory genuinely exciting, not just commercially interestingHigh standards, low ego — can disagree hard in the room and execute cleanly once a decision is madeWhat this person is not:A domain expert who wants to run their own show inside NomadSomeone who needs the idea to have been their own to care about itA networker looking for a prestigious side projectSomeone who needs to be convinced the thesis is real — they've read the spec and they get it