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Announcing: Technical Entrepreneur in Residence Program

We’re looking for engineers who want to start their own company in the next 2-3 years.

Mar 6, 2022 — 2 min read

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Sumukh Sridhara
Sumukh Sridhara
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Today, we’re announcing a new initiative to help technical founders launch a company that serves startups and / or venture capital investors.

The Technical Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) program is designed for engineers who anticipate starting a company in the next 2-3 years. The program will combine real-world product & engineering work at AngelList Venture with the ability to meet top founders and investors. EIRs will gain a deep understanding of how venture capital and startups work by building products that serve VCs and founders.

At the end of the two-year program, AngelList plans to invest at least $150k in companies started by EIRs and introduce participants to top investors.

EIRs will:

  • Work on a product line within AngelList that serves startup founders or venture capitalists, either through zero to one products within AngelList Stack or on fundraising products like Rolling Funds.
  • Build & ship software every day.
  • Interact with top founders and emerging fund managers.
  • Learn about venture capital & scaling a startup.
  • Receive a competitive salary & benefits.

Apply if you:

  • Have a technical background.
  • Want to start a company sometime in the next three years.

The first batch of applications opens today and is open for two weeks, until March 21st.

Apply to the Technical Entrepreneur in Residence Program

FAQ

Do I need to be based in the U.S.?

  • No. This program is remote.

Do I have to be technical?

  • Yes, this program is best suited for full-stack software engineers.

What is the application process?

  1. Submit application
  2. Technical evaluation
  3. Panel of interviews and reference check

Can I work on my own idea during the program? What if I already have an idea and want to work on it today?

  • The program is designed for participants who do not have a specific idea they want to work on. If you already have an idea that you want to work on, you should start a financing-ready company on AngelList Stack.

Does the company I start need to be focused on serving founders or VCs?

  • No.

What if I’m ready to start something before the two year program is up?

  • That’s great. The two year program length is intended as a guideline.

Apply to the Technical Entrepreneur in Residence Program

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