The role
Launch Legends is looking for a part-time equity cofounder to own the product roadmap for Autheo, its blockchain platform. Pay is equity and tokens only, with no cash salary.
What you'll do
- Own a single prioritized roadmap across DevHub, TheoID, Marketplace and THEO AI
- Set up the product operating model: decision rights, intake and kill criteria
- Run discovery with developers, enterprise buyers, validators and partners
- Own launch readiness and adoption, from beta to general availability
- Define and report KPIs like activation and time to first deployment
What they're looking for
Must-haves
- 10+ years in product management, including a multi-product platform roadmap
- Technical product leadership in infrastructure, dev tools, cloud, security, blockchain or AI
- A product taken from first release to real adoption, and one you scaled
- Experience building a product operating model and launch process
- Comfort leading in a distributed cofounder team across time zones
Nice to have
- Layer-0/Layer-1, identity, DePIN or post-quantum cryptography product experience
- Go-to-market experience with developer and enterprise audiences
- Prior founder or equity-compensated leadership experience
Skills and platforms
- Product management
- Platform roadmap strategy
- Blockchain technology
- Developer experience
- Infrastructure
- Product operating model
- Technical leadership
- Go-to-market strategy
- Stakeholder management
- Data-driven decision making
- Cross-functional leadership
- Product lifecycle management
- Enterprise software
- AI platforms
- Security
- Cryptography
Perks
- Equity in Launch Legends
- Equity in Autheo
- Equity in WFO Creator Network
- Token allocations in the Autheo blockchain
The company

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