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We hire slowly and keep people for a long time. Everyone here works directly on products that customers pay for — there is no layer between the work and the people it serves.

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Where we're hiring.

Partnerships Representative

Assembly · Full-time · Remote, United States

Assembly is event and community software for homeschooling families. We're looking for someone to build the relationships that put it in front of the groups who need it.

This is relationship building, not cold sales. Across the country there are organisations already coordinating events for their communities — homeschool co-ops, activity providers, community groups, churches, libraries — and most of them are running it out of a group chat and a spreadsheet. Your job is to find them, introduce them to Assembly, and help them start publishing their events on it.

What you'd do

  • Identify and reach out to organisations running regular events in markets across the US
  • Introduce Assembly, walk organisers through it, and get them publishing
  • Stay with the groups you bring on so they keep using it and grow into it
  • Feed what you hear back to the product team — you'll be closer to our users than anyone

Who this suits

  • You're comfortable starting conversations with people you don't know
  • Background in partnerships, community, or field sales — or a track record of building something that needed strangers to say yes
  • Familiarity with homeschool or community organising is a real advantage
  • Self-directed. This is remote with a lot of latitude and not much supervision
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How we work

What to expect here.

You ship

Everyone works on products, not on internal process. The distance between deciding something and it being live is short.

You talk to customers

Direct contact with the people using our software is part of every role, not a separate department that filters it for you.

We hire when the work justifies it

Growth is funded from product revenue, so roles open when there's real work behind them — and they're stable once they do.

Nothing here fits?

We're always glad to hear from people who've built something of their own.