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A financial technology startup based in London is seeking a Founder’s Associate to support high-priority initiatives and drive customer engagement. In this role, you'll work closely with the founding team to optimize customer outreach and solutions, demonstrating strong problem-solving abilities and leadership skills. Ideal candidates are ambitious, adaptable, and eager to learn about the financial services sector. This position offers a competitive salary range of £40,000 to £60,000 along with equity options.
🤲We're building a team that reflects the diversity of the advisers we serve. At Marloo, we value unique perspectives, diverse experiences, and growth mindsets over checking every box on a job description. If you're excited about this role but don't match every requirement, we still want to hear from you
Marloo is an AI-assistant that empowers financial advisers to focus on what matters: building client relationships and growing revenue. We are building an AI-native system of record to shift advisers from "doers" to "reviewers" by being hyper-specialised for financial advice.
Why you should join: Great advice changes lives. Financial advisers help families make life's most important decisions.
We're building technology that lets advisers focus on what truly matters: understanding their clients and crafting strategies for financial security.
It's early, but we're winning. You'll work with deep subject-matter experts, have genuine impact, and help shape how an entire industry serves the people who depend on them.
You will act as an extension of the founding team, taking on high-priority initiatives. You'll help drive go-to-market in the UK and drive customer engagement. This is your role to shape within the broad bounds of 'doing whatever it takes to help Marloo grow in the UK.
What you'll do:
You're a fit if:
Just send an email with your LinkedIn and why you’re interested in working here. Doesn’t need to be formal.