City Launch Manager

Tune · Part-time to start. Full-time if Seattle works.
\$600 to \$800 a week, paid weekly · 20 hours a week
Seattle, in person · Starts January 4

You can get a whole room to say yes. Now do it for a city.

Tune: The next-generation dating app & events platform, approved on the App Store & patent pending. Seattle launch in mid-January. You start January 4, weeks before it.

We're hiring two leads who launch Seattle together: the City Launch Manager (this role) and the Event Marketing Lead. You bring Seattle in group by group, so that a whole group joins Tune on the same evening. What works becomes the playbook for every city after Seattle.

A video is worth a thousand words. Watch Tune in action:
https://youtu.be/ZItIXnKqO1M

What makes Tune different

• Built for both sides of dating. Dating isn't symmetric: some get more attention than they can answer, others get far too little. Today's apps give everyone the same swipe deck. Tune has two modes, and you choose yours. Curated: a few selected compatible people a day, no feed/swipe deck. Browse: look at your own pace. We're building the first large-scale dating app that works this way. Patent pending.
• It learns who you click with. Tune's AI learns from how you talk with your matches and finds people who fit you. Your dates get better the longer you use it. Patent pending.

Built to spread
Every group, Wink and Circle invite brings new people in. Your job: make these loops spin in Seattle.

• Your Circle. Members bring trusted friends in to help with a match. Tune isn't only for singles: friends join to help, not to date.
• Tune Wink. You meet someone in real life; instead of your number, you show your code. They scan it, and you're connected, even if they don't have Tune yet. Your number and your Instagram stay private.
• Tune Events. Real nights at Seattle venues, run by Tune. The app is the ticket, and Tune Check-in at the door shows who came.
• Tune Perks. Venues give members a perk on their dates: a reason to meet there.

Your goal: whole groups that join Tune together

• Groups, one at a time: University of Washington clubs, chapter houses, teams and friend groups. A whole group joins on one evening.
• Short talks where the whole room installs Tune together, with each group's permission
• An ambassador team from your own network
• The Circle and Tune Wink loops: each new member brings the next
• Tune Events: you promote the nights, and you can run a Tune night on your own
• Your numbers: members from each group, how many stay active, and how active each area is on Tune each week. Ask our engineers for more tracking as you need it.

How it works. The first three months are part-time, as a Tune employee: 20 hours a week at \$600 to \$800 a week, paid weekly. You get a real budget, which we agree together before anything is spent. You choose most of your hours; most events are evenings.

Where this goes. If Seattle works, the role becomes full-time at \$58K to \$72K/year + 0.3% to 0.7% equity, and we review the salary each year as Tune grows, which may be very fast, and so may your rewards. When Seattle runs on word of mouth, you open the next cities, train each city's ambassadors and lead the team as it grows. Keep delivering city after city, and lead marketing at Tune. Results earn that path, not titles.

Our culture. We try new things fast, we're not afraid to be wrong, and we learn from each mistake as fast as we can. We hand everything repeatable to AI and automation, so a small team does the work of fifty and stands up to companies of a thousand. You'll work the same way: AI does the repeatable work, and you do what only a person can: get people to show up. And it's fun: you get paid to bring people together and throw great nights.

Who we're looking for
We believe curiosity, drive and energy move the world. You:

• are a bold go-getter and a leader, running on self rocket-fuel
• have gotten a whole group to act together (a club, a chapter house, a team, a big friend group), and can tell us how many people and what they did
• are trusted across many groups in Seattle, not just one
• have real access to campus groups and to women's groups such as sororities
• have promoted or hosted parties, and can run a night on your own
• have made something spread from person to person, and can tell us how
• are fluent in AI and real-life marketing (social media ads are not our path)
• think dating apps are broken and want to lead the new wave

To apply, send a link to something you're proud of (an event, a group you led, an account), your résumé, and two or three lines: the group you got to act together, how many joined, one result, and one idea for the first group you'd bring to Tune. Apply here or at [email protected].

What happens next. We reply within a day. First a 30-minute video call. Then a longer video conversation and references. We aim to decide by mid-December.