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Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Overview The Chief Technology Officer (CTO) in a Venture Studio plays a pivotal role in driving the technical vision and execution of multiple startup projects simultaneously. This role requires a balance of strategic oversight, hands-on technical expertise, and the ability to foster innovation across diverse ventures. The CTO will collaborate with entrepreneurs, engineers, and business teams to transform ideas into scalable, market-ready products while building robust technical infrastructures. There are three main directions to manage - People- Infrastructure- Products Key Responsibilities Technology Vision and Strategy: Define and oversee the technical strategy for multiple portfolio startups, ensuring alignment with the Venture Studio's overall mission. Evaluate and recommend emerging technologies to give portfolio ventures a competitive edge. Develop scalable architecture frameworks adaptable to various startups' needs. Innovation and Product Development: Lead ideation and technical prototyping for new ventures, ensuring feasibility and market fit. Collaborate with founding teams to design Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) and scalable tech solutions. Oversee the development lifecycle from concept to deployment, ensuring speed without sacrificing quality. Team Leadership and Mentorship: Build, manage, and mentor multidisciplinary technical teams across various startups. Establish best practices in software development, project management, and team collaboration. Foster a culture of learning, innovation, and agile problem-solving. Operational Efficiency and Scalability: Ensure high standards for security, reliability, and scalability across all technical systems. Implement cost-effective and resource-efficient solutions for startups in various stages. Build processes to optimize resource allocation across ventures. Stakeholder Engagement: Collaborate closely with studio leadership, venture founders, and external stakeholders. Communicate technical strategy and progress to investors and advisory boards. Act as a technical partner to founders, advising on product-market fit, scaling, and future-proofing. Infrastructure and Ecosystem Development: Design and implement shared technology infrastructure for cost and time efficiency across ventures. Build partnerships with tech vendors, cloud providers, and consultants to optimize technology stacks. Create playbooks and frameworks to streamline technology development for future ventures. Required Skills and Qualifications Education: Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related field; advanced degree preferred. Experience: Experience as a CTO or in a senior technical leadership role within startups or innovation hubs. Track record of building and scaling digital products, platforms, or services. Familiarity with the venture-building process and startup ecosystems. Technical Expertise: Expertise in modern programming languages, cloud platforms, and scalable architecture. Deep understanding of Agile, Lean Startup, and DevOps methodologies. Proficient in designing and deploying MVPs and managing technical debt. Leadership and Communication: Strong leadership skills to manage and inspire teams across ventures. Excellent communication skills to engage both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Fluent English - is a must. International experience - is highly desired. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) Startup Development: A number of startups successfully launched from ideation to MVP or beyond. Average time to develop and launch MVPs. Technical Scalability: Percentage of startups with scalable, secure, and high-performing technology stacks. Reduction in technical debt over time. Operational Efficiency: Cost efficiency of shared technical infrastructure across ventures. Standardization of processes and tools used by startup teams. Team Metrics: Employee satisfaction and retention within technical teams. Growth in team capabilities and expertise. Market and Product Impact: Positive user feedback on technology-enabled products or services. The ability of startups to attract follow-on funding based on technological readiness. Innovation and Collaboration: Successful integration of emerging technologies into new ventures. Partnerships established with external technology providers.